Nice example of early German WWII PO8 luger holster. Black smooth leather with nice intact stitching and very light cracking mostly on top flap but minimal. Rear belt loops intact with the left one being field repaired at some point as thinner width but 100% period correct.  Buckle and closure strap function as they should with no tears. Pull up strap intact. Holster made by Clear early droop eagle 136 stamp to rear with very faded maker name and address. Maker for this code was Karl Ackva in Bad Kreuznach  and you can still make out the location but faded. Date is very faded but this style holster lends itself to a 1934 which would be for a K date luger.  Tool pouch flaps all intact and function as they should. Spare mag holster sound and solid. No rips or holes to be found on this holster.  All in all a very sound clean and nice example of an early pre-WWII luger holster.