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Jan, Great photos and information as always. The 1912 dated Navy holster is fascinating. This would seem to infer the existence of a Navy order for P08s as early as 1912. Two questions, is the holster fitted with belt loops? what is the leather tab/snap appearing to the front of the closure stud?

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