Original U.S. Spanish American War Era .45-70 Krag Rifle Ammunition Belt with Possible Unit Marking EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The interior still retains all

The interior still retains all the correct original Czech paint markings

this coat easily fits a 6’1 man with a 44” chest

This would indicate that a man living in the house has signed up for the League

The Eagle is missing the It is held in place by the standard leather wedges on the inside of the shell

however the velvet on the reverse is almost completely intact

Original U.S. Spanish American War Era .45-70 Krag Rifle Ammunition Belt with Possible Unit Marking EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The interior still retains allOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nicely woven Spanish American War 50 round ammo belt, for the . 45 70 government cartridges used by the Springfield Trapdoor rifle. The belt does not have a "buckle", but instead a large split loop, which is used to fasten the two ends of the belt together. All brass has a lovely aged patina. All woven cartridge loops are mostly intact and in very good shape. There is a marking on the interior of the belt