Belt Roller Buckle Belt

M1855 US issue belt with Brass Keeper installed. The brass keepers were commonly utilized on mid to late war M1855 Enlisted waist belts for Federals. They began to appear by early 1863 to replace the leather loop keeper that had been the standard prior to the war. The keeper has prongs to fasten to the leather waist belt. This belt fits all the one piece buckles and belt plates. Select Black or Russet leather color.

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This Brass Georgia Frame Buckle is a close copy of an original. It measures approximately 2 1/4 inches wide.

Select Black or Russet leather belt.

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The M1876 McKeever Box is used with the 45/70 rifle or carbine during the Indian Wars. It is made of high quality black leather with a US in oval embossed on the flap. The flap closure has a brass finial. There are two belt loops on the back. Inside are 2 rows of ten canvas loops for 20 cartridges. The box opens by folding down on a brass hinge. The box is available in Black or Russet leather.

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Black leather strap with a braided leather tassel. One end fastens to the grip of the saber and the tasseled end slips over the wrist to prevent dropping the saber during combat. It measures 22 inches including the tassel.

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This is the Indian Wars pistol cartridge pouch for the M1873.  Nearly identical to the American Civil War Cap Box, except with US in oval embossed on the flap.  This economical cap box features an interior lining, brass finial, 2 belt loops on the back and is sewn in white thread.

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