Original U.S. WWII Leather Smith & Wesson .38 “Victory” Revolver Holster Japanese Artwork & Posters waiting for someone to wake

waiting for someone to wake it up and restore it

fitted tightly in place

Recently discovered in an old barn near the 1812 Battle site on LAKE ERIE this is truly what we call a "Barn find"

government had begun training African-American aviators at Sharpe Field in Alabama in 1941

and the Ulster Savings Committee

Original U.S. WWII Leather Smith & Wesson .38 “Victory” Revolver Holster Japanese Artwork & Posters waiting for someone to wakeOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a scarce example of a WWII Victory holster, for the Smith & Wesson Victory revolver. There are very many reproductions of this holster floating around, but this is a good original example, unmarked as they originally were. The leather is in rough shape and is discolored, with heavy verdigris across the holster. These are very difficult to find in any condition. A great example, ready for further research and