The Hermann H. Heiser Saddlery Co. of Denver, Colorado was established in 1874 during the height of the Old West, and for the next 80 years, they were world renowned for producing top of the line leather saddles, pistol holsters, and gun belts. This Vintage 1940s H.H. Heiser #125 S&W N Frame Colt New Service 6" Revolver Leather Shoulder Holster is in Good Condition, with moderate drying, wrinkling, and surface cracking to the shoulder strap, a small tear in the upper left back body/shoulder strap join, some overall drying, crazing, and spot darkening to the holster, and with some overall age wear evident. Most interestingly, it’s constructed of tough brown leather, stamped at the upper right back with the classic oval "saddler" style logo of its maker, the famous "H.H. HEISER / MAKER / DENVER, COLO.", along with the model number, "125", and is a “quick draw” holster, with a leather covered spring inside that wraps around and retains the cylinder, and the revolver is released by simply pulling it straight out the side. It sports the original leather shoulder strap, measures about 12” x 4 1/2” around the body, making it ideal for a Smith & Wesson N frame or a Colt New Service revolver with a 6” barrel, and is a fine example of a rare, original Vintage 1940s H.H. Heiser #125 S&W N Frame Colt New Service 6" Revolver Leather Shoulder Holster.