Description:

Russett brown, hard shell holster issued to the German Land-Gendarmerie as reflected by the ‘L.G.’ inner marking. Obverse side manufacturer marked in Berlin. Original dark orange stitching. As true for many of these holsters, it was later converted for a Luger with the addition of a spare magazine pouch on the leading edge and internal flapped pouch for the takedown tool. One of the scarcest German police holsters by any metric.

Synopsis:

Very scarce hard shell holster issued to the German police for the 1910 Dreyse pistol in 9mmP, later modified for Luger.

Condition:

VG-Excellent with scuffs, water stains, and the added pouches as described. Stitching reinforced in a few areas with a few internal losses as pictured.