Original U.S. Civil War Federal Regulation 1839 Pattern Brass Belt Buckle with Belt Remnants - Non-Excavated Russian Air Force Despite costing more than a

Despite costing more than a Vickers gun to manufacture (the cost of a Lewis gun in 1915 was £165

he became the second squadron of GR I/52 first to Dijon

This is a genuine World War II Propaganda (U

Original Item: Beautifully machined

Maguire in his excellent "Gear Up" book as "one of the more difficult WW2 flying helmets to locate today" and that was written back in 1995

Original U.S. Civil War Federal Regulation 1839 Pattern Brass Belt Buckle with Belt Remnants - Non-Excavated Russian Air Force Despite costing more than aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Federal 1839 Pattern Brass Belt Plate Buckle, made from the standard lead filled cast brass. It had a lovely patina on the front side, and has later wartime pattern brass "arrowhead" style attachment studs on the reverse. The plate measures measures approximately 3 3 8 x 2 1 8, and even has remnants of the original leather belt still attached around the attachment studs. The condition is very good