Original British WWI Officer's .455 Named Webley Revolver Leather Holster by COLE BROS. - Dated 1916 19th Century The 47 wouldn't hold a

The 47 wouldn't hold a decent altitude on one as I found out the hard way by losing one over the Salween Ridge on solid instruments one day

but the only landing and drop zones thought suitable for such a large force were a considerable distance from the vital bridge which was the objective

Featuring General Douglas MacArthur wading ashore at Leyte

it was determined that the battle-tested 507th PIR would be permanently assigned to it

the bad guy chooses "the mace and chain" leaving our poor hero

Original British WWI Officer's .455 Named Webley Revolver Leather Holster by COLE BROS. - Dated 1916 19th Century The 47 wouldn't hold aOriginal Item: One Only. 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 is marked COLE BROS. 1916, and inside the top flap it is named to J. L. COLLINGS. The leather is still stiff though