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It remained in stock, unsold until the patent was granted and then it was remarked as such.
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I remember when that was all the rage in Hollywood and all the actors had guns so they could draw against each other...stories of guys like Sammy Davis Jr stepping into the hotel hallway to draw down against Jerry Lewis... Shootist | The New Yorker
Who Was the Fastest Gun in Hollywood? - True West Magazine
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. The back of the holster has two stamps as shown in the photos. The first stamp says Patent Pending (applied for in 1956) and the second stamp has the patent number (granted in 1958). My research has revealed such holsters having either only one stamp or the other. My question is; would I be correct in assuming that this is a 1958 manufactured holster that was produced just after the patent was granted? Your thoughts and comments would be appreciated.
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