Dark brown leather pistol holster with a fold-over flap closure secured by a brass stud and retaining strap. The back features a stitched belt loop for attachment to a uniform belt, reinforced with double-row stitching. The interior is unlined and shaped to fit a medium-frame revolver or automatic pistol.
The overall style and construction are typical of British military and Commonwealth-issue holsters used during the early 20th century, particularly for service revolvers such as the Webley Mk VI or Enfield No. 2. Closed-flap holsters protected firearms from dirt and moisture during field service.