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    Too good to be true?

    What are people's thoughts on this GI shoulder holster listed on eBay?

    WW2 USMC M-7 SHOULDER HOLSTER RIG - MINT ORIGINAL | eBay

    It appears just too nice an example.
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    Attachment 35353Look at the green waxy resadue around the snaps. Exactly what was on my M3 when I purchased it. I vote legit.

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    Those were my thoughts exactly. The only thing putting me off was the apparent cleanliness of the stitching.

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    There were literally tons of them still packed that were dug out. Hidden by CIA somewhen in 1950s. Need to ask a friend, he has some of them still in the original packaging, they're really brand new

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    I've seen the 1916 holster in russet brown in as new condition about two years ago. Surprising really. This one has the verdigris inside the sewn loops where a man can't make it appear. Acid etch is one thing, this is another. I think it's right too.
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    Alas, I was outbid. Was hoping to add this to the collection.

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