Original British WWI Flare Signal Pistol Leather Holster with Strap by Hepburn Gale & Ross - Dated 1916 Russian Headgear though still is fully functional

though still is fully functional

an advancement that made its way to the M1 helmet in the post war period

and morally so great that the comprehension of our littleness came slow to him

M-1938 tank helmets were introduced to the Armored Corps in 1941

on the underside of the leather liner pad is the BENDER in black ink or paint which stained the leather

Original British WWI Flare Signal Pistol Leather Holster with Strap by Hepburn Gale & Ross - Dated 1916 Russian Headgear though still is fully functionalOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a British made brown leather pistol holster especially made for use with a British Flare Gun or Signal Pistol during WWI. It is made of substantial brown leather with all the stitching intact. These were Designed to fit the Webley No. 1 MkV and other flare pistols of a similar shape and configuration. They featured a distinctive flared muzzle end, which is why the holster has to be so wide. The rear is marked