Basketweave date?

Started by Niederlander, December 16, 2020, 06:08:02 PM

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Niederlander

Gentlemen,  I'm curious.  When did basketweave stamping first make its appearance?
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I always associated it with the early part of the 20th century but that may be wrong. Maybe someone else here will know a more accurate answer to that.

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1961MJS

Hi

I keep my copy of Packing Iron at my desk, the first basket weave holster is labeled as 1885 to 1895 on page 92.  Slim Jim Holster.  I have enough fun with the dang Meander stamps, I ain't going after the Basket weave.

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Mike
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Niederlander

That's helpful, Mike.  (Should have looked for it in my copy!)  How about fish scale stamping?
"There go those Nebraskans, and all hell couldn't stop them!"

Marshal Will Wingam

Well, that's a lot earlier than I had thought. Thanks for that, Mike. Now I'll have to dig out my copy and look it up.  :D

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Rube Burrows

Quote from: Marshal Will Wingam on December 17, 2020, 01:00:25 AM
Well, that's a lot earlier than I had thought. Thanks for that, Mike. Now I'll have to dig out my copy and look it up.  :D

In my mind I associated it with early 20th century through ....... today police type. My dad and grandfather were lawmen and both of them loved the black basketweave gear.

Being from the 19th century is older than I would have guessed also. I was just about to break out my Packing Iron book when I read the comment.
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Rube Burrows

Quote from: 1961MJS on December 16, 2020, 08:20:33 PM
Hi

I keep my copy of Packing Iron at my desk, the first basket weave holster is labeled as 1885 to 1895 on page 92.  Slim Jim Holster.  I have enough fun with the dang Meander stamps, I ain't going after the Basket weave.

Later

I did basketweave first and have been wanting to try out the Meander stamps.
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:) Ummmmm  ;)

Basket Weave is seen as commonplace before most written language.  Ancient Egyptian glyphs show Basket Weaving.

Was this helpful??  Best I could do on short notice.  A tisket a tasket a Gren and Yellow Basket??  Some Better??  Or Ima Confused (Famous Egyptologist)??

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