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Thin belt for holster for Revolver, 1892 type, made by David Freres. Made more than 100 years ago, as new.
We acquired a stock from a supplier active between 1848 and the late 1950s.
These military supplies had been sitting in an attic for over 60 years.
We were delighted to discover numerous military accessories among them, including these belts for "ham-style" holsters; they were wrapped in their original paper and are in near-mint condition.
This is the elusive accessory needed to complete the "ham-style" holster for the Model 1892 revolver. While the leather neck strap is relatively easy to find, this belt is extremely rare. They were worn at navel height—over the tunic—meaning they sat at the widest part of the waist.
Although never used, they have been in storage for over a century; the metal buckles may show slight oxidation, and the leather might benefit from a softening treatment or even a touch of dye—we leave the pleasure of doing this to you, should you wish.
Limited stock—grab yours now!