Holster, Webbing, Revolver, Canadian, Z.L.&T. Ltd. 1943
Genuine WWII Canadian webbing holster intended for the Enfield and Webley revolvers. To be attached to the belt thanks to the brass hooks located at the rear.
Manufactured by Z.L.&T. Ltd. and dated 1943.
Excellent overall condition.
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Genuine WWII Canadian webbing holster intended for the Enfield and Webley revolvers. To be attached to the belt thanks to the brass hooks located at the rear.
Manufactured by Z.L.&T. Ltd. and dated 1943.
Excellent overall condition.
