Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era .38 Cal “Single Loop” Mills Belt With M1892 Holster and M1902 Ammunition Belt Pouch With Original Wood Block - Marked “First Signal Corps N.G.N.Y.” German Military Maps The approximate weight is 60

The approximate weight is 60 pounds (27kgs) and the approximate measurements are 23” x 23” x 2”

William Holden holding his Sten and looking very grim

and the skin is worn through and shrunken in places

It is packed in a Claymore bag with inert M10 simulated detonator cap wire with connectors

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Era .38 Cal “Single Loop” Mills Belt With M1892 Holster and M1902 Ammunition Belt Pouch With Original Wood Block - Marked “First Signal Corps N.G.N.Y.” German Military Maps The approximate weight is 60Original Items: Only One Set Available. This is an excellent Mills Cavalry Web Ammunition Belt for the Krag Carbine used by American troops during the Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection. Better yet, the belt still features a wonderful unit marked leather holster and a later leather revolver ammo pouch with the original wooden box insert still present. In 1892, the Army went to a . 38 Caliber revolver and the holster was changed