I need help to find this Heiser holster

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Dear friends of the forum and gunleather enthusiasts, who can help me find this holster?
Hermann H. Heiser style #195.
Even just in photography, Alas!
I am looking for nice photos of holsters from Heiser of Denver Colorado to continue cataloging and publish them in the Heiser Archive thread.
If this post violates forum rules, please delete it immediately.
Otherwise, Please post here a plethora of photos.

 

[Doriangray6]

Try these folks. They have a pretty good selection of vintage holsters and such
Vintage Gun Leather Today – vintagegunleather

 

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Try these folks. They have a pretty good selection of vintage holsters and such
Vintage Gun Leather Today – vintagegunleather

Thank you very much. I know him very well, unfortunately it doesn't have anything I'm looking for

 

[boykinlp]

Dear friends of the forum and gunleather enthusiasts, who can help me find this holster?
Hermann H. Heiser style #195.
Even just in photography, Alas!
I am looking for nice photos of holsters from Heiser of Denver Colorado to continue cataloging and publish them in the Heiser Archive thread.
If this post violates forum rules, please delete it immediately.
Otherwise, Please post here a plethora of photos.

Marcello, that would definitely be a super nice one! What’s the difference between a Model 195 and a 196?
Larry

 

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Dear Larry, replying to your message, it occurred to me that maybe it is good that all members know what's happen, to better understand, so I will publish these lines in the thread. Thank you and sorry for not sharing it immediately.
"Dear friends of the forum and gun leather enthusiasts.
you should know that one day I opened the thread and I found that all the photos I had published in the firsts 50 posts had been removed by the moderator, I did not understand the reason, I even thought of a personal affront. At that point, very desperate, I asked John and he told me that perhaps I had uploaded more than allowed.
Then I started trying to put new ones, because the old ones had often been taken from the web and I did not remember which ones I had chosen.
I was really bitter, I was convinced that someone disliked me for having suffered me such an affront.
Instead, I simply had not respected a forum rule, and respecting the rules is essential to feel good in a place, they are essential to civilly share the forum with other people! Anyway, I started taking photos of my holsters and I hope for the help of some other willing member for the missing ones."

 

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Marcello, that would definitely be a super nice one! What’s the difference between a Model 195 and a 196?
Larry

Ciao Larry
the #195 is Plain smooth finish, in practice it is the forerunner of the 433 model but with an open end, with the code stamped on the lower loop and the Mark stamped on the upper loop like the other holsters of the same style. All start from catalog N°14 and are replaced in catalog 19 by the models 433/533/733

 

[boykinlp]

Ciao Larry
the #195 is Plain smooth finish, in practice it is the forerunner of the 433 model but with an open end, with the code stamped on the lower loop and the Mark stamped on the upper loop like the other holsters of the same style. All start from catalog N°14 and are replaced in catalog 19 by the models 433/533/733

Marcello, you have some real GEMS there! I totally am jealous of the Model 196, and I know you absolutely LOVE the basketweave ones! Thanks for sharing, and I’ll keep my eye out for a model 195.
Larry

 

[s&wchad]

Dear Larry, replying to your message, it occurred to me that maybe it is good that all members know what's happen, to better understand, so I will publish these lines in the thread. Thank you and sorry for not sharing it immediately.
"Dear friends of the forum and gun leather enthusiasts.
you should know that one day I opened the thread and I found that all the photos I had published in the firsts 50 posts had been removed by the moderator, I did not understand the reason, I even thought of a personal affront. At that point, very desperate, I asked John and he told me that perhaps I had uploaded more than allowed.
Then I started trying to put new ones, because the old ones had often been taken from the web and I did not remember which ones I had chosen.
I was really bitter, I was convinced that someone disliked me for having suffered me such an affront.
Instead, I simply had not respected a forum rule, and respecting the rules is essential to feel good in a place, they are essential to civilly share the forum with other people! Anyway, I started taking photos of my holsters and I hope for the help of some other willing member for the missing ones."

I assume you're referring to this thread:
Holsters Makers: Hermann H. Heiser Archive

I looked at that thread and found no evidence that any of your photos were removed by the staff. We can see all edits that were made.

Page one of the thread displays much wider than normal and requires horizontal scrolling to view all the content. That's typically caused by members posting a large number of characters without spaces. I tried, but was unable to fix it.

 

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I assume you're referring to this thread:
Holsters Makers: Hermann H. Heiser Archive

I looked at that thread and found no evidence that any of your photos were removed by the staff. We can see all edits that were made.

Page one of the thread displays much wider than normal and requires horizontal scrolling to view all the content. That's typically caused by members posting a large number of characters without spaces. I tried, but was unable to fix it.

s&wchad
I am not critical of the staff, if there is a rule it must be respected.
My difficulty is understanding the rules well because a minimally bureaucratic language is almost incomprehensible to me, in fact it happened that I made a mess and I even got a suspension of a few days.
John Witty and Lee Jarrett helped me several times by correcting me, but it is not always possible to notice the disasters that I make.
I assume it was the staff because I had uploaded many photos in the thread even 6 or 7 for each post and from one day to the next everything disappeared.
But there is a moral, what happened is pushing me to take better photos and slowly go and reinsert in the missing places.
Marcello

 

[s&wchad]

I assume you're referring to this thread:
Holsters Makers: Hermann H. Heiser Archive

Page one of the thread displays much wider than normal and requires horizontal scrolling to view all the content. That's typically caused by members posting a large number of characters without spaces. I tried, but was unable to fix it.

Lee was able to locate the problem and the thread now displays correctly. It was caused by a dashed line "-------" in post #7 that was about 80 characters long.

 

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Lee was able to locate the problem and the thread now displays correctly. It was caused by a dashed line "-------" in post #7 that was about 80 characters long.

Bingo!
You are a PC wizard, I removed the line as you suggested and fixed the problem.
Well done s&wchad.
P.S.
I hope I learn soon and stop making a mess, please be patient.

 

[rednichols]

Dear friends of the forum and gunleather enthusiasts, who can help me find this holster?
Hermann H. Heiser style #195.
Even just in photography, Alas!
I am looking for nice photos of holsters from Heiser of Denver Colorado to continue cataloging and publish them in the Heiser Archive thread.
If this post violates forum rules, please delete it immediately.
Otherwise, Please post here a plethora of photos.

Here's a rare case where the image actually confuses when normally an image clarifies the words. I see from a circa 1909 ad that the 195 is a plain version of the holster to the left of your ?, including the open muzzle.

To which I must add, I do not have any images of the 195. The wording of the catalogue page (it's actually from a reseller's advertisement) suggests to me that the wording 'cut' here is the image itself, called a 'cut' in lithography. So: "like the image at left but plain finish".