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Looks to be a P38 holster, definitely not for a luger.Is their Navy markings on it anywhere crown/M

Checked benders book for you and the bdr code shows in several places to have been assigned to Richard Ehrhardt Lederwerks. The WaA 48 is not in the book
 
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Looks to be a P38 holster, definitely not for a luger.Is their Navy markings on it anywhere crown/M

Checked benders book for you and the bdr code shows in several places to have been assigned to Richard Ehrhardt Lederwerks. The WaA 48 is not in the book
 
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