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Presented here is a excellent unusual all matching rig which are becoming harder to find as time progresses. Trust it will be educational and well as entertaining.
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144.28KB If one can not read the markings, they are " A. Fischer, Berlin, C2, 1942" with NO police eagle B proof. Whether this is an oversight or intentional is not known but it is not without known similar examples. Regardless, it must be assumed that it was used by the police. Extraneous markings of Y.5095 is unknown and , once again, known similar markings have been observed on other police holsters whose purpose is not yet determined. Most likely a police inventory system [?].
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144.28KB If one can not read the markings, they are " A. Fischer, Berlin, C2, 1942" with NO police eagle B proof. Whether this is an oversight or intentional is not known but it is not without known similar examples. Regardless, it must be assumed that it was used by the police. Extraneous markings of Y.5095 is unknown and , once again, known similar markings have been observed on other police holsters whose purpose is not yet determined. Most likely a police inventory system [?].
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