Original U.S. Spanish American War Era .45-70 Krag Rifle Ammunition Belt with Possible Unit Marking EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION as now the Austro-Hungarian defenders

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

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 as now the Austro-Hungarian defendersOriginal 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