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G.A.R. SWORD BELT
$145.00 SOLD
Originally $295.00
Quantity Available: None
Item Code: 123-6843
This is a high quality sword belt, probably worn by an Officer in the G.A.R. The 1 ¾ inch wide belt is folded and stitched from light tan glove leather. It has a brass adjusting buckle and three adjustable decorative sword chains with hooks made from brass. Attaching decorated brass rings together makes each chain. The buckle is a copy of the regulation 1851 officer's belt plate.
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