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Original Indian War M1876 Prairie Belt with original .45-70 rounds
Original Indian War M1876 Prairie Belt with original .45-70 rounds
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Guns International #: 102561453
Seller's Inventory #: RJT#6758
Category - Holsters and Belts
- Collectibles - Western
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Seller: River Junction Trade Co.
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157
Member Since: 10/20/09
First Name: Jim
Last Name: Boeke
State:
Iowa
Zip: 52157
Country: United States
Phone:
(563) 880-4588
Phone2:
(563) 880-4588
Fax:
(563) 873-3647
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 325
Total Listings: 8751
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: credit card, M O, Personal check
About Us: Copy the Seller's FOUR DIGIT NUMBER from the top of this page. To make an offer paste the four digit number in our search box. CLICK ON:
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Original Indian War M1876 Prairie Belt with original .45-70 rounds
Description:
The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened.
Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588.
Jim
SOLD
Description:
The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened.
Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588.
Jim
SOLD
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Guns International #: 102561453
Category - Holsters and Belts
- Collectibles - Western
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: River Junction Trade Co.
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157 Member Since: 10/20/09
First Name: Jim
Last Name: Boeke
State:
Iowa
Zip: 52157
Country: United States
Phone:
(563) 880-4588
Phone2:
(563) 880-4588
Fax:
(563) 873-3647
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 325
Total Listings: 8751
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: credit card, M O, Personal check
About Us: Copy the Seller's FOUR DIGIT NUMBER from the top of this page. To make an offer paste the four digit number in our search box. CLICK ON: Visit Our Website
Original Indian War M1876 Prairie Belt with original .45-70 rounds
Description: The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened. Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588. Jim SOLD |
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Guns International #: 102561453
Seller's Inventory #: RJT#6758
Category - Holsters and Belts
- Collectibles - Western
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: River Junction Trade Co.
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157
Member Since: 10/20/09
First Name: Jim
Last Name: Boeke
State:
Iowa
Zip: 52157
Country: United States
Phone:
(563) 880-4588
Phone2:
(563) 880-4588
Fax:
(563) 873-3647
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 325
Total Listings: 8751
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: credit card, M O, Personal check
About Us: Copy the Seller's FOUR DIGIT NUMBER from the top of this page. To make an offer paste the four digit number in our search box. CLICK ON:
Visit Our Website
Original Indian War M1876 Prairie Belt with original .45-70 rounds
Description:
The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened.
Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588.
Jim
SOLD
Description:
The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened.
Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588.
Jim
SOLD
Guns International #: 102561453
Seller's Inventory #: RJT#6758
Guns International #: 102561453
Seller's Inventory #: RJT#6758
Category - Holsters and Belts
- Collectibles - Western
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: River Junction Trade Co.
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157
Company: Box 275 McGregor, Ia. 52157
Member Since: 10/20/09
First Name: Jim
Last Name: Boeke
State:
Iowa
Zip: 52157
Country: United States
Phone:
(563) 880-4588
Phone2:
(563) 880-4588
Fax:
(563) 873-3647
Platinum Seller
Active Listings: 325
Total Listings: 8751
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Payment Methods: credit card, M O, Personal check
About Us: Copy the Seller's FOUR DIGIT NUMBER from the top of this page. To make an offer paste the four digit number in our search box. CLICK ON:
Visit Our Website
Original Indian War M1876 Prairie Belt with original .45-70 rounds
Description:
The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened.
Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588.
Jim
SOLD
Description:
The army had its trouble finding suitable accoutrements that would best serve the soldier in the field, and the Model 1876 was the first issued cartridge belt that met that need, while finding favor with the troops, who had been modifying issue equipment since the end of the Civil War. This belt has 56 .45 caliber cartridge loops with (14) original 45-70 rounds plus (3) .44-40 rounds?. The webbing is soiled but, very good overall. This is the model 1876 cartridge (prairie) belt. It is the extremely rare narrow version. References state that this belt was the U.S Army’s first official cartridge belt authorized in Dec 1876 in the wake of the issues encountered at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. These belts were produced at the Watervliet Arsenal in New York. The belt was authorized for use by both the cavalry and infantry and 2,500 of the new pattern cartridge belts were manufactured. The new belt design resolved the verdigris problem because cartridges were now carried in varnished canvas loops rather than leather loops. Verdigris (a green oxidation) could bind the cartridge to the leather loops and even make the cartridges difficult to chamber in the weapon. These belts saw considerable use in 1877 during the Sioux War and the Nez Perce Campaign, as well as general use throughout the West. The belt is in overall very good condition with no fraying on the loops. The belt is 2 inches wide. Cartridge loops are 1 3/4 inches long. The leather billet has been shortened by 4 1/2 inches. It was issued with 13 inches, but was shorten by the trooper. The leather on this belt is in good condition and still pliable, but does lack the, “Watervliet arsenal mark” due to being shortened.
Payment: Item, can be ordered on line with a credit card or paypal on our sight. Just Google (riverjunction) and type in the River Junction Trade Co. item number (6758) in the search box. Before you checkout you will see shipping cost and total. OR If you prefer: Pay by cash, postal money order, cashiers check, personal & business checks. We wait for checks to clear. We always answer questions and entertain offers. Have questions? Call me 563-880-4588.
Jim
SOLD
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