Nice looking revolver and holster rig. But Indiana Jones used a flap holster originally made for the Webley revolver. Yours reminds me of the type of revolvers and holsters used in the old 1950's "Jungle Jim" movies and t.v. shows back when I was a boy. You know the shows where they were in Africa and on Safari or something and wore the pith helmets, khaki pants and shirt (or sometimes khaki podpurs). Always with some sweet thing good looking female in pith helmet on the safari too just to add spice and complicate things. But of course! Cheeta the chimp could only hold the audience's attention for just so long since he was largely the comic relief anyway. Had to have the obligatory good looking female in the show either as the love interest or just as eye candy spice. Lol.
Same thing in the Tarzan movies and sometimes seen in old movies and t.v. shows featuring a circus lion tamer. Saw similar fixed rear sight and "half moon" front sight revolvers and holster rigs like that in all those old "Lost city" in a jungle somewhere movies. I remember one with a lost city like that with Charleston Heston and they used revolvers and holster rigs like that. I'd say that style revolver and holster rig was prevalent from the 1930's through the 1950's. Not really an Indiana Jones holster rig (since his was a Webley flap holster), but definitely from the same Indiana Jones style/genre of movies and t.v. shows drawing on or from the time period of the 1930's through the 1950's.
It is a nice conversation piece, and functional too. Nice looking collector's piece. So's the revolver. And what the heck, hang a whip and brown fedora up next to it and most people don't know nor remember what or if Indiana used a Webley flap holster anyway, so if you want to tell them it's an "Indiana Jones" style holster, go for it. They probably won't know the difference, and you wouldn't be lying, because it IS an Indiana Jones era/style (for that time period) holster (and revolver),.....just not the same ones used by Indiana.
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