Original U.S. WWII Named M3 Colt 1911 .45 Tanker Shoulder Holster by Boyt - Dated 1943 Receiver Top Cover WHO FOUGHT SO GALLANTLY

WHO FOUGHT SO GALLANTLY

Developments in metallurgy in the first half of the nineteenth century produced a new range of smaller and lighter bronze guns and howitzers that were much more mobile on the battlefield

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general service buttons and has the correct Drummer's white bindings displaying red crowns

Original U.S. WWII Named M3 Colt 1911 .45 Tanker Shoulder Holster by Boyt - Dated 1943 Receiver Top Cover WHO FOUGHT SO GALLANTLYOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII issue M3 leather shoulder holster for the Colt M1911 . 45 pistol. Adopted in 1942, this holster was standard issue for aircraft and tank crews, and was often used by officers who preferred it to the hip holster. In combat areas, all sorts of troops found ways to "acquire" handguns and the regulations as to who was and was not permitted to carry them were rarely enforced. Original M3's were