Description
8/31/23 – This is (what we believe) a Weimar era Luger holster. The holster comes with an unmarked Luger cleaning rod and tool. The holster leather is maker stamped on the back leather, and has LZA distributor stamps on the front and back leather. These stamps are typically found on WW1 era holsters, but the style of this holster is unlike most WW1 examples. It’s possible this could have been put together from leftover WW1 era leather. The front leather, near the mouth opening, is stamped with a circular stamp that looks like it could potentially have a Weimar eagle inside, but the stamp is faint and faded. The leather shows mild signs of use and normal pliability throughout. The biggest flaw is the side closure knob for the magazine pouch is missing / broken. No notable stitching issues.
