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Got this holster in a package deal.
Anyone familiar with Idaho Leather Company? This appears to be a well constructed holster. Any idea as to value or age??
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Anyone familiar with Idaho Leather Company? This appears to be a well constructed holster. Any idea as to value or age??
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A good thing about Eubanks, Eubanks Pioneer, and Idaho Leather
is that the quality is up there with the big 3 (Myres, Heiser, and
Lawrence), but the prices have not rocketed into outer space
like the big 3. The value is what a willing seller will accept and
a willing buyer will pay. Are you buying or selling? If either
put it in the classified section.
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07-27-2018, 08:44 AM
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A Are you buying or selling? If either
put it in the classified section.
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Neither. I think I'll hold on to it. 
Just curious......
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I would too if I had a gun that would fit in it.
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Perfect excuse to obtain a gun to go into it..... I've bought guns for less reason.
Extremely nice holster...the lacing caught my eye right off the bat.
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I would too if I had a gun that would fit in it.
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It came with a 5” Colt Army Special .41 Long Colt in it...... 
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Perfect excuse to obtain a gun to go into it..... I've bought guns for less reason.
Extremely nice holster...the lacing caught my eye right off the bat.
Gary
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guilty.... bought an Oliver Ball Dogear without an gun that it fit...so, I found a semi clean Pre-War Hand Ejector .38 spl.
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guilty.... bought an Oliver Ball Dogear without an gun that it fit...so, I found a semi clean Pre-War Hand Ejector .38 spl.
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That Oliver Ball needed a gun in it. He made great holsters.
Here is my Oliver Ball, below. Just in case you didn't know,
Oliver was a Lt. (Homicide detective) on the Ft. Worth, TX.
PD 1940-1976. Passed away in 1983, He made holsters for
graduates from the police academy and many other Texas
law enforcement officers.
That is an S&W Model 67 Combat Masterpiece reposing
in the holster. The belt is by Milt Sparks. The knife is
a Boker Kalishnakov.
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I've wanted an "O.Ball" holster for a long time. Maybe I'll jump over to the "WTB" forum and post for one.....
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There is a real pretty carved O. Ball on ebay right now, but
it's kinda pricy.
Actually there are two. One for a 2" J Frame and one for
a 4" K frame. Both carved. Prices are not as bad as I
was thinking. Old Oliver did a very nice job on his
holsters.
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There is a real pretty carved O. Ball on ebay right now, but
it's kinda pricy.
Actually there are two. One for a 2" J Frame and one for
a 4" K frame. Both carved. Prices are not as bad as I
was thinking. Old Oliver did a very nice job on his
holsters.
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Thanks for the info!! I picked up the 4” K frame.
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