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this was my fathers but i dont know how old it is. Maybe for a 38
 

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I would like to know myself because my brother has one.
 
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might be WW2 :icon_scratch:
 
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WWII is a good approximation, but maybe earlier. There should be a makers mark on the back, stamped into it (Boyt? Sears?) and it looks to be in good enough condition that I would think they should be legible.
Could you show a picture of the back?

Boy is that a lousy reproduction on eBay!
 
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NHbenz said:
WWII is a good approximation, but maybe earlier. There should be a makers mark on the back, stamped into it (Boyt? Sears?) and it looks to be in good enough condition that I would think they should be legible.
Could you show a picture of the back?

Boy is that a lousy reproduction on eBay!
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how about the inside :icon_scratch:
 

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Nick Pappagiorgio said:
aa ...

What does it say inside ... CAROLINA .... COLT what I cannot make it out ... :icon_scratch: :icon_scratch: :icon_scratch:
its a name i guess conley
 
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JOHN_DOE said:
It's for a Colt M1911 .45 caliber auto. They were in use from sometime shortly after 1911 (probably 1917-1918 ) up to the time they switched to Browning 9mm, probably around the 1980's. They came in brown and in black.
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