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That rig is handsome! Love the carving and the color. I found this flower carved Berns-Martin a year ago. Not as fancy as the one in your phots and no belt.

Good communication and accurate descriptions. Very easy guy to deal with.

This is my second 640 Pro. Traded the first one off about six years ago. Bought number two in October of 2023 and I’ve been very pleased with it. Lower back issues have limited me to pocket carry or a shoulder holster. Carrying in a Ken Null horsehide pocket holster with a speed strip. The...

I’m quite fond of the Centennial family.

I’ll take the reamer. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ll take the pair of 64s.

Thanks for the extra holster photos. Well made in a classic design. Sorry, no information on the maker. That’s a gun and holster meant for serious work and I like them both.

Very handsome gun and holster you have there! Could we see pictures of the back of the holster? Sometimes the stitching as well as the makers mark give clues.

Excellent communication and prompt shipping, a very pleasant transaction.

I’ll take the Grashorns. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Merry Christmas to all!

The 571 size code is for Browning Hi Power. And a very handsome holster it is!

sceva, Yes sheephorn grips by Roy Fishpaw.

I completely overlooked A.E. Nelson as a potential maker, thanks guys!

Another screenshot showing a big ad for Johnnie Walker’s from an ad for 1955 Boston Gardens Rodeo.

I bought this holster off the forum from marcruger. Its construction and style screams George Lawrence, but it’s marked Johnnie Walker, Boston. No information found for a holster maker/ saddler named Johnnie Walker. So I went down a different path looking for retailers by that name and found...

Missed the George Lawrence on my last post. This one is my favorite. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Myres flower carved for 2” K frame. Two Rabensburg Brills, one flower carved for 6” k frame. Heiser for 5” n frame.

Yes, flower carved holsters were always an option from George Lawrence. Heiser called it “Mexican carving”. In my humble opinion George Lawrence had the best, Heiser and Myres were second. I do have one Rabensburg Brill that has really nice flower carving.

Cool old George Lawrence, size 543 is 4” K frame according to the old fit charts. This one is a 2” K frame. The flower carving from George Lawrence is the best in my opinion, and has the laced welt. Really happy to have snagged this one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk