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1 *Right, Original Mk1 6T Inglis with decal. Left "Parts" gun, Inglis No2Mk1* slide on a Belgian newly parked frame with homemade decal.**	2 Same two pistols showing other side of parts gun.	3 Close up of an original decal on the right and the homemade decal on the left. Note the colour match of the newly parkarized pistol on the left.	4 Page out of the Diamond/Law book showing a strip of the original decals along with a strip of the homemade ones. The homemade decals obviously don't have the quality nor metallic "glow". The homemade decals do not last long on the frame with use.
5 6T series pistol with the 1944 dated 1st model holster, and 1944 dated magazine pouch and webbing. The lanyard is WW2 Canadian era as well.	6 Back of the 1944 dated 1st model holster and magazine pouch. Showing how it simply had the belt slip through the loops.	7 Front of 1st model 1944 dated holster.	8 Inside 1st model holster with date stamp and C/\|\. Also with the cleaning rod/screwdriver in leather pouch slot.
9 Back of 2nd model holster, with similar belt loop.	10 Front of 2nd model holster.	11 Inside 2nd model holster.	12 Back of 3rd model holster. Note addition of belt attachment clips along with loop.
13 Front of 3rd model holster. This ended up being the most popular.	14 Inside 3rd model.	15 Back of '64 pattern holster.	16 Front of 64 pattern holster with oil bottle and extra pouch for spare magazine.
17 Inside of 64 pattern holster.	18 Rear of 84 pattern holster. Gone is the velcro retention flap and return of the belt loops.	19 Front of the 84 holster. Not a lot of change from the previous holster.	20 1970's vintage CF Military Police Browning holster.
21 Rear of the MP holster	22 Back of the 52 pattern holster. All canvas with a strong US influence with the attachment metal hooks.	23 Front of the 52 holster	24 Inside 52 holster

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The collection is a great piece of work. There are at least two others you now need!
There is a white vinyl parade holster with a double flap and a single brass stud. It has belt loops for the white vinyl parade belt.
The other model you need is a green Bianchi-style leg holster as issued first for Bosnia (c.2002) and en masse for Afghanistan. Mine had a leg extender with a leg strap, and the two-magazine pouch clipped on the extender. The CF bought up a bunch after the troops proved there is no other way to carry a pistol and wear body armour. Not a bad holster, but the rivets pull out when the pistol butt catches on chairs or equipment.
A third grail will be the a plastic Safariland for the SIG Sauer. It has a square push-to-release keeper.
- Maple_Leaf_Eh, Tue, 22 Jul 2008 5:44PM

Excellent exhibit of Canadian militaria. Especially nice to see the "C" /|\ punches. I would not have known there are so many variations of issue holsters for the Inglis pistol. Kudos to you on a great collection!
- Mark Evans, Sun, 9 Sep 2007 5:39PM

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