Holster No. 1 for Inglis Pistol, 1944 (First Pattern). "Rob Vando" on the inside flap. "Holster No. 1" (made to specifications supplied by China) for the Inglis High Power pistols supplied to them. Internal compartments for cleaning rod and spare magazine. These holsters were also utilized by Canadian and other Commonwealth troops. They were not popular, being excessively stiff, and too tight - such that it was difficult to insert and remove the pistol, or even to secure the flap over the pistol. Made by "Z. L. & T. Ltd."; this example is dated 1944.