Soviet holster for the Mauser Bolo pistol

The original Soviet Mauser-Bolo pistol holster is in stock condition. The USSR acquired these pistols with a 7.63mm cartridge in the early 1920s and used them until the end of the Second World War. During the Soviet-Finnish War, Red Army scout skiers were armed with such Mauser rifles (as an additional weapon to the three-line carbine). During the Great Patriotic War, a number of these pistols were handed over to the Soviet partisans and the commanders of some partisan detachments armed themselves with them. In 1926, the Mauser mod. 1912 was replaced by a 7.63mm upgraded model mod. 1926. The designers simplified the manufacturing technology, and the barrel had a thickening near the chamber. The design of the fuse was also different, the flag of which could now be fixed in three positions. But even after all these improvements, it remained a commercial weapon and was also purchased by the USSR for the commanders of the Red Army and NKVD. A leather holster for such a pistol is extremely rare, and we know of another one in museums that has never been on sale before.