This came along with a Victory some years ago. Looks original to me. What would be the going rate of the holster alone, not that I’d separate the package.
Boyt 44
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A very high condition Boyt 44 marked holster sold for $230+ recently, two others in much lesser condition sold for $100+ & $45. So $50-100 is a good guess. As you know, it’s worth more with the gun.
Regards,
turnerriver
Regards,
turnerriver
LoboGunLeather
US Veteran
The snap at the belt loop connection is broken. The strap has been altered by adding what appear to be cartridge loops. Overall condition is only fair.
For collectables condition and originality are the keys to value. With this holster we have fair condition, alteration, and damage. I would estimate market value at $50 or so.
The good part is that the holster can be displayed with the revolver and provides a real "been there, done that" impression. I think that the value of the holster is primarily linked to the revolver it was intended to carry, probably enhancing the value and marketability of the revolver by more than the actual collector value of the holster by itself.
For collectables condition and originality are the keys to value. With this holster we have fair condition, alteration, and damage. I would estimate market value at $50 or so.
The good part is that the holster can be displayed with the revolver and provides a real "been there, done that" impression. I think that the value of the holster is primarily linked to the revolver it was intended to carry, probably enhancing the value and marketability of the revolver by more than the actual collector value of the holster by itself.
OFT II
US Veteran
The belt loop snap does appear to be broken. The cartridge loops were likely put on the shoulder strap when the rig was in service and is a part of its history. I would rate it as worth sixty to seventy five dollars.
OP
Thanks all, I plan to sell the package with a letter from Roy when I pare down my guns.
