Old Holsters

[Pistol33]

- I am a newbie to the forum and I recently inherited some old Holsters. I have been doing some research online to determine what they are exactly. Any help would be appreciated.

*The first seems be an older Alfonso's of Hollywood 'Holsters and Gun Shop'. It has a stamp on back SW 38 C D 2.

*The second has the S&W Logo and B504 L 62, but no maker mark is present.

*The next one just has "The Blazer" on back and 2A. I read this may be an early Wally Wolfram holster.
I have seen these with the Colt or S&W logos. This one has no logo.

*The next one is tooled with just 4000 on back. But it looks like others made by Wolfram. Also found an old black sheep brand that is very similar

*One is a suede IWB that looks like a Tex Shoemaker design, but it lacks and stamps or maker marks.

*The last one is a ankle style with no maker mark....just #2 in back.

Thanks for your help.

 

[Pistol33]

Couple more pics

 

[turnerriver]

Welcome to the forum. The holster marked 4000 is a Black Sheep Brand holster, I don’t have any information on sizing for them. The Smith & Wesson marked holster is their brand, that and the Alfonso holster appear to fit 2” J frame revolvers. The Blazer holster was indeed made by Wally Wolfram; the company was bought by Smith & Wesson but your S&W holster is a later one. I can’t get to my catalogs at the present time but I’m guessing the 2A designation is for a 3” J frame revolver or a Colt Detective Special.
I’m guessing that the 2 on the ankle holster refers to barrel size but it’s only a guess. That style suede holster was made by many different makers.
Regards,

 

[Pistol33]

Thank you! Here are picks of a few more.

Bucheimer 3W-11
Hunter 3100 B11
Hunter 1100 20
Tex Shoemaker 4 PL
Bianchi #56 S&W K and Colt .357
Bianchi #3S S&W 469

 

[Pistol33]

Last pics of holsters