Original U.S. WWI M1916 Holster Dated 1917- Warren Leather Goods Co. colts This will be a short-lived

This will be a short-lived opportunity to add a virtually unavailable EIC Musket Model to your collection

Ammunition expenditure nil

The 14 inch "wavy" blade made from high nickel content iron often found in meteorite iron giving a unique finish known as "Timor"

The symbol is in good condition and still has the original dark background

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Original U.S. WWI M1916 Holster Dated 1917- Warren Leather Goods Co. colts This will be a short-livedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Truly excellent condition M16 holster nicely marked on the back: WARREN LEATHER GOODS CO. 1917 History of the M16 Holster A leather hip holster, the Model of 1912, was standardized soon after the M1911s adoption. This holster had a swivel attachment to make it better adapted to cavalry use. Just before Americas entry into World War I, the Model of 1916 holster was adopted, which differed from the M1912 primarily in