This one very nearly the same. My daughter & SIL
bought it at an auction from the family of the officer who carried it in the Philippines during WWII, 38th Infantry. Wounded and sent home. Commercial shoulder holster with his name; found an online history of his outfit with his name listed. IIRC, they had about 4,000 casualties in three months "mopping up".
Best I can tell, only thing non-original is one grip panel.
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John K.,
2019-02-28, 12:59
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- THAT works... -
Rob Leahy,
2019-02-28, 13:14
- "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." -
John K.,
2019-02-28, 13:45
- Wonderful piece of history - Rob Leahy, 2019-02-28, 19:37
- "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." -
John K.,
2019-02-28, 13:45
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Gunner,
2019-02-28, 14:26
- This one very nearly the same. My daughter & SIL -
John K.,
2019-02-28, 15:02
- This one very nearly the same. My daughter & SIL -
uncowboy,
2019-02-28, 18:23
- Some i can see, others, no. Mine are externally hosted - John K., 2019-02-28, 19:48
- This one very nearly the same. My daughter & SIL -
uncowboy,
2019-02-28, 18:23
- This one very nearly the same. My daughter & SIL -
John K.,
2019-02-28, 15:02
- Like that - Creeker, 2019-02-28, 20:34
- Let's see if this works... - Cherokee, 2019-02-28, 21:32
- Oof! - BCdd, 2019-02-28, 23:43
- THAT works... -
Rob Leahy,
2019-02-28, 13:14