Original U.S. WWII M1916 .45 Colt 1911 Leather Holster dated 1942 by Enger-Kress Japanese Field Gear Martin Anderson found himself staying

Martin Anderson found himself staying in a baronial mansion

The coat consists of four front patch pockets with two button snaps on each

The barrel reverted to the two-fixed elevation angles as on the Model 1938 and gas venting made range variation possible

but reproductions of this part are available on the market as it was commonly lost in battle or transit

By the time it's men reached Schmidt

Original U.S. WWII M1916 .45 Colt 1911 Leather Holster dated 1942 by Enger-Kress Japanese Field Gear Martin Anderson found himself stayingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare totally original Enger Kress marked holster dated 1942 in very good condition in a beautiful russet brown aged leather. No damage, leather is soft and pliable, all metal parts still present, even the leather tie down strap. The stitching on the lower edge has been field replaced with heavy brown thread. Just perfect for a WWII issue 1911 Colt . 45 pistol. You won't find an original World War Two