WWI US MILLS BELT

Includes Military WW1 canvas web holster marked Mills, pat 1914 with Russell ammo field belt. Also includes WWII US Textan leather holster for 1911 .45, stamped TEXTAN on the back.

37 1/2"L

33"L

Dated May 1918 on inside flap. Excellent condition.

Included with grouping is a WW1 M1907 Mills Cartridge belt with Eagle Snaps

Appx 34x2.25 inches without attachments

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Original ammo belt as shown in the photos. See pictures for dates and maker marks, when visible. Good condition for their age, with signs of use and age.

Scarcely seen World War I U.S. Navy belt buckle for a navy man serving in Tsingtao, China. Metal construction with a silver finish, 2.25 x 1.5 in., bearing an embossed image of a dock, with the text:

2 piece; A US WWI cartridge belt, and a US WWI flag kit

1914-18 WW1 U.S. BOLO KNIFE WITH SCABBOARD & BELT DATED 1912 Pre-owned SHIPPING FEE CANADA 15,00$ USA 20,00$ Combined shipping is available for an extra fee, but only on items won on the same date. *A

2 rare US WWI medical personal belt; one with content

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Nice grouping.

REPRODUCTION ANSON MILLS BELT BUCKLES - LOT OF 2 Lot of 2 reproduction Anson Mills belt buckles, including: "US" design on the front. Engraved on the back with "Anson Mills, Pat. Feb 1, 1881 T.C. Orn

Good condition set as shown, the canteen is 1918 dated. All pieces are in well used condition for being approximately 100+ years old.

Original WWI Unit marked belt. The unit number is hard to discern, but appears to be 301. Fair condition with soiling.

US WWI medical bag (dated 1918), and a canvas belt (dated 1915)

Description: RARE WWI US ARMY DOUGHBOY JACKET COAT WITH PANTS / BELTMeasurement approximate: 32" Chest, 26" Sleeve, 31" length/ Pants : length 38" Waist: 28"

Includes hat, tunic, pants, leggings, belt, ammo pouch, and holster. Mannequin not included

R.F Sedgley Marked. MK1 1943 dated Cartridge belt and Spent Cartridges.

Shave kit is marked US Army. - not complete. US Army EK 1943 ammo parts case in good condition, hardware show some corrosion, also an early military belt.

This lighter was made from two WWI German 'Gott Mit Uns' (God be with us) belt buckles. It could use a new piece of flint but I assume it would work fine and it's undamaged.

US Trouser Belt with Brass Buckle that has Iron Cross Stamped into it, Belt is Full of Great German Buttons, a Remarkable Piece