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Germany, Imperial. A Mauser C96 Pistol Holster

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Germany, Imperial. A Mauser C96 Pistol Holster

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Germany, Imperial. A Mauser C96 Pistol Holster

(Holster für Mauser Construktion 96). A holster for a Mauser C96 Pistol, constructed of multiple pieces of blackened leather securely held together by rows of hand-stitched threading. The reverse of the exterior bears dual integrated blackened leather loops for belt attachment. The obverse of the exterior features dual leather pockets the accommodation of ammunition clips. Overlaying these pockets is a leather strap, perforated with an eyelet, meeting a magnetic metal stud affixed to the top flap, securely holding the weapon in place during storage. The interior presents plain, with the exception of an etched owner’s name of “HOBSCH”. It is otherwise unmarked and measures 155 mm (w) x 320 mm (h). Material fatigue consistent with age and field use is evident to the leather, but it is in an overall near extremely fine condition.

Provenance Footnote: Deaccessioned from the Museum Collection of the Royal Canadian Military Institute.