New member posting his M1911A1 - 1945 all matching.

[pitfighter]

I found this 1911 a little while back.
Sniffing through info. in the books I have and on-line sources, but if anyone knows more about this one, let me know.

It is all 1945 dated, the finish is a great park that has turned a green shade -
There is a very light layer of oil on this as the box it travelled in was a little damp - I took the photos just as the sun was going down tonight - I'll add one with the oil wiped down and "dried."

United States Property M1911A1 U.S. ARMY
No 2267XXX matching.
Matching P's font/size.
Not a re-issue - just a late war Colt.

Inspector is GHD: Guy H. Drewry Colt S/N 845,000 to 2,360,600
(Left side under take down lever.)

Marked with Ordnance Department Inspection Stamp (1943-end of war.)
(right side behind grip.)

Shown with:
1943 Ammunition. 
1943'ish Ek Commando Dagger.
WW2 Enger-Kress 1944 M3 shoulder-holster.
M1 Garand - Springfield.
USMC shirt.

[Dave Shooter]

Nice!

[jaxenro]

Nice I like how you accessorize this and the other you posted. The period details make it more interesting

[pitfighter]

Nice I like how you accessorize this and the other you posted. The period details make it more interesting

Thank you!

[valforgettaboutit]

Very nice! Looks in great shape.

[Captainkirk]

Gorgeous bit of history. I second the accessories. Really great photos!

[mazo kid]

I had a new leather GI shoulder holster 30 years ago, but foolishly sold it to a co-worker. It was right handed so that influenced my selling it.

[drobs]

I had a new leather GI shoulder holster 30 years ago, but foolishly sold it to a co-worker. It was right handed so that influenced my selling it.

Here's a source of left handed GI shoulder holsters:
https://pacificcanvasandleather.com/collections/holsters