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Original WWI Mounted M1910 Cartridge Belt

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About this item

An original mounted M1910 cartridge belt with distinctive ribbed bottoms, but an updated pistol ammunition pouch to hold magazines instead of revolver cylinders. This cartridge belt is a pea green shade and is in overall good condition other than a snap missing as shown in the photos. All other snaps and fasteners are in good working condition, as well as the canvas. The only legible markings on this belt are “37” as shown on the inside flap of the pistol magazine pouch and two rifle cartridge flaps.

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Additional Information

Code

MZ-69811

Period

WW1

Nationality

American

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The Garrison Militaria

North Carolina, United States

The Garrison Militaria is an online-only militaria and military surplus store established in October 2023. What began as a personal passion for military history and collecting has grown into a business dedicated to preserving, educating, and inspiring interest in military artifacts and equipment...