Original U.S. Spanish-American War Non-Regulation Officer’s Belt Buckle Based on the Model 1851 Regulation Belt Buckle with Attached Enamel Flags Lock Assembly holding correctly at half-cock

holding correctly at half-cock

This is a complete April 1944 dated Type A4 Quick Attachable Chest (QAC) Pack

The head of the club is encircled with four rows of four spikes

Company B during the Vietnam War

The band itself shows some damage and bends from service

Original U.S. Spanish-American War Non-Regulation Officer’s Belt Buckle Based on the Model 1851 Regulation Belt Buckle with Attached Enamel Flags Lock Assembly holding correctly at half-cockOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting belt buckle that appears to be from the Spanish American War period. It is based on the Civil War era Model 1851 Regulation belt buckle, but is silver washed with a pair of enamel flags attached to the front. This was likely custom made by an officer who wanted to carry some of his ancestors experiences with him. The buckle measures roughly 2 x 3 and has a custom catch and loop bar. One of the