Original Soviet WWII Infantry SVT Semi-Automatic Rifleman's Belt Rig with Glass Canteen P-1853 Enfield left Fort Walla Walla on

left Fort Walla Walla on 13 July – the day of the fight at Umatilla Agency – in search of the Indians

After newly assigned recruits completed basic training in their battalions in May 1943

The hilt and crossguard are somewhat loose on the blade

A little "Dutch Courage" certainly helped when going "over the top" in the face of enemy Machine Guns

• A carved ivory printing stamp (seal) depicting his name in Chinese in it's own polished ebony wood case

Original Soviet WWII Infantry SVT Semi-Automatic Rifleman's Belt Rig with Glass Canteen P-1853 Enfield left Fort Walla Walla onOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a very nice Soviet WWII Infantry SVT Semi Automatic Rifleman's belt rig, complete with a glass canteen bottle, which are often broken and lost. The construction and materials are relatively crude when compared to other countries, typical of Soviet WWII manufacture, and manufacturing in the USSR in general. The rig consists of the standard canvas leather infantry belt, which is fitted with a leather