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WW1 BRITISH AMMUNITION BELTS
Ammunition belts worn during the Boer War period and continuing until the new webbing systems came in around 1908.
Your comments:
- The Swedish one might be a very rare British issue (but Ocham says not)- I've heard of a two examples with British 'broad-arrow' markings.
The other bandier is almost certainly not British either, certainly not 1901 pattern (the 1st to have pouches for ammunition in chargers) - all British belts have the male end on the right, and none had attachments on the inner surfaces.
.......... J Harriss, Reading, 20th of December 2012
- Barry is correct. The bandoleer on the right is for the Swedish mauser.
.......... Marc Gardiner, Benoni SOUTH africa, 7th of March 2011
- Dear Sir/Madam,
I think the bandolier on the right is Swedish.
Barry
.......... Barry O'Sullivan, Christchurch, New Zealand, 4th of January 2011
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