Original British WWI Officer's Webley .455 Holster dated 1917 with Original Sam Browne Belt Rig Spanish American War however the barrel bands

however the barrel bands

Falchions are found in different forms from around the 13th century up to and including the 16th century

and what a dandy

This is a wonderful example of just how important even the smallest amounts of scrap metal was for the war effort

Also taking place during the 1920s was that Marine Corps squadrons began qualifying on board aircraft carriers

Original British WWI Officer's Webley .455 Holster dated 1917 with Original Sam Browne Belt Rig Spanish American War however the barrel bandsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a really good example of a British WW1 Officer's leather holster intended for use with a . 455 caliber Revolver like a Webley MK. VI, a Colt New Service or a Smith and Wesson. Constructed of thick brown Cow leather, this holster is designed to be worn with the standard Sam Browne waist belt. The rear of the holster still has the original manufacturer markings: HEATH MACHIN & CO WALSALL 1917 Heath Machin & Co