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    Military Holster Care

    Does anyone have a suggestion for cleaning and maintaining WWi and WWii Leather Holsters. I have some that have a "GREEN" waxy substance around the brass rivits, is there anything that can be applied to reduce this crud ? Its like the brass and leather have a chemical reaction to each other.What have some of you old timers used as far as leather dressing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by usmcvet1967 View Post
    I have some that have a "GREEN" waxy substance around the brass rivits, is there anything that can be applied to reduce this crud ?
    Check out these two thread on that very subject

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    https://www.milsurps.com/showthread.php?t=69790&page=1
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