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Brown dove into one of the other cases and came up with a hoister and belt.

"Right," Frank said, unbuttoning his suit jacket to provide quick access to the weapon in his shoulder hoister.

It is estimated that more than 4.000 out of the 4.750 men and officers who sailed with Hoister during the three-year expedition perished on the voyage.

Tommy Finnegan was a little Irishman, with big staring eyes and a wild aspect, a "hoister" by trade, and badly cracked.

Hoister Lake (also known as Holster Lake)

In addition, all the SEALs would go in with their regular Sig Sauer 9mm pistol, in its strapped-down hoister, containing two extra 15-round magazines right above the flap.

In the early 1980s she travelled to the United Kingdom to work, scoring a guest role playing Lisa, an Australian 'hoister', in a 1983 episode of Minder along with former Waterloo Station co-star, Julieanne White.

He retired from Anglo-Iranian (which would become British Petroleum in 1954) in 1951 and became an engineering consultant during which time he developed the Hartley hoister - a device which allowed the loading of oil tankers offshore.

Conn's gun hand was fighting the flap of his hoister when a submachine gun appeared over the hood of the Chrysler and a high-pitched voice sang out, "We want your passenger out on the street where we can get a good look at him.

The 350 was a ground breaking upright vacuum cleaner and was the first ever to include many features that would later become standards on domestic machines such as a top release hose and hoister wand that had not been patented until SEBO produced their own.