Vintage steel & leather (pics)

1906 SA Colt, 45 Cal. . . . Resting above, 44-40 1892 Winchester.

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Another picture with my 45-90, 1886 Winchester.

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Happy new Year
Rod
 
Didn't have the right steel handy for photos, but here's some leather I got the other day. Maker is L. D. Turner of Chattanooga, TN. There's not much info online about this fellow aside from this, but it's a quality holster that fits a 4" K-frame like a glove.

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db I have seen a few of his holsters but that example, by far, is the nicest one I have ever seen. The star is great! Thanks for showing it to us.
 
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lawandorder, I saw yours and another forum member awhile ago listed here for sale an old police service-style drop down holster made by Turner, and there's the one listed at Vintage Gun Leather, but those are the only examples I've been able to find.

Perhaps Mr. Witty can shed some light on this maker.
 
Hey John. What do you think was the idea behind the odd placement of the strap on the Hoyt holster that's holding the 1908? Never seen one of those.
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Bobby, it's an early IWB holster, the strap snaps over the belt.
Linda, who made the 1st holster in your post- is that a Hardy holster?
Nice to see more of your fine leather as well.
Regards,
turnerriver
 
Linda, who made the 1st holster in your post- is that a Hardy holster?
Nice to see more of your fine leather as well.
Regards,
turnerriver

John,

Sorry it took so long to get back to your question as to the maker. I realized I didn't have any pics of the backside and there's no maker's mark.

Here's a pic of the backside the holster.

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Every once in a (great) while, you find things that are just supposed to go together...
 

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