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Here’s a photo of Pablo Picasso with a hat, revolver and holster given to him by Gary Cooper. That’s a Lawrence model 120 holster designed by Elmer Keith although it’s pretty similar to a Tom Threepersons holster. I’m trying to think of a current artist who might be photographed with a revolver...

A George Lawrence model 100LSC 1/2 flap holster for a S&W 6 1/2” N frame target sighted revolver. The size code 534 is for a Model 1955 Target or a model 29, I’ve shown it with a model 29 and a model 27 with both Target and magna grips. It will fit any 6” or 6 1/2” large frame post-war Smith &...

I ran across this 1950 .45 Target awhile ago. It had a pair of Coke grips which were too new for the gun, what better excuse than to get out a set of Keith Brown Turkish Walnut grips and put them on ? The revolver shipped on December 3, 1954 to Leacock Sporting Goods Co., Inc. in St. Louis, MO...

I’ll try this one again-An unusual Jordan or Border Patrol type holster made by Arvo Ojala. Stamped K38 SW as shown, that’s a Combat Magnum in it. Characteristic rolled and sewn safety strap, swivel and snap-off belt feature, fully lined with no metal Inside the holster, leather is molded over a...

A pair of hard to find Heisers for 2 great S&W revolvers, both have been in my collection for many years. A Heiser model 431 flap holster for a Smith & Wesson .45 revolver with a 5 1/2” barrel such as the 1917 revolver. Full chamois leather lined, working large plain brass snap, rawhide edge...

A pair of vintage Law Enforcement holsters for the 4” Combat Masterpiece series of revolvers. Elden Carl holster. Next is an unusual Arvo Ojala holster for the same series of Smith & Wesson Combat Masterpiece revolvers.

I love .22’s of all types-rifles, pistols, revolvers. The worse my arthritis gets the more I love shooting them. At dinner one night during the Symposium I mentioned how much I liked my Walther PP .22. My Texan friend said the Beretta model 70 .22 was a better shooter. I admitted I’d wanted one...

I’m not buying anywhere near the number of holsters I used to but couldn’t pass this one up. It is a model 980 S.D. Myres holster, cataloged before W.W. II as being made for “ a .22-K Smith & Wesson pistol.” In my 1951 catalog they added the K38 and the Colt Officers Model to the description...

A Colorado Saddlery holster for sale- A double loop rawhide edge laced floral carved holster for a 4” medium frame revolver. Shown with a post-war .22 Official Police revolver, maker etched Colt 32-20 4” and 4” SM on the back. Stamped with the Colorado Saddlery logo and the model number 1924 as...

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Sold-A Myres Jordan style holster for the Chiefs Special revolver, unusual in this style. Basketweave, drop loop, sewn bottom plug, safety strap and snap off belt loop. Excellent original condition, I’ve always imagined a Chief or Commander ordering and wearing this to match his patrolmens’...

Happy Thanksgiving to you all. I’m thankful to have this forum and fellow collectors and friends to hang out with. Thanks to all of you who participate here. Best regards, John Witty

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S.D. Myres floral carved holster for the Colt 1903 and 1908 pocket autos. Dyed background was a special order feature. Forward cant, fits up to a 1 3/4” belt. Full sewn welt, overall excellent condition. $125 includes shipping. Sold-A floral carved double magazine belt pouch for the Colt .45...

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My wife is going through her jewelry figuring out what to keep and asked me what I thought of these items she found in the bottom of a box of family jewelry. I’ve had a couple pieces of trench art and seen many more but not anything like these. They’re made from 8 m/m German rifle cartridges...

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I’m about to load the car, pick up ordnanceguy and head for the Lakeland Rifle and Pistol Club’s winter gun show. IMO it’s the best of the 3 they hold every year and I’ve got a table full of stuff to sell. We have back to back tables in row C with SWCA table covers, stop and say hello if you’re...