U.S. / British WWI Pistol Lanyard: Brown w/ Brass Catch U.S. Artillery which was not a problem

which was not a problem for water-cooled guns

with examples going back 400/500 years

Over engineered of quality materials one can just see these accompanying the German thrust on Moscow in 1941

we do have a wonderful reproduction can

U.S. / British WWI Pistol Lanyard: Brown w/ Brass Catch U.S. Artillery which was not a problemNew Made Item: In use from the Victorian Era through WW2, these are the heavy brown woven cord Handgun Lanyards originally designed for the Cavalry but were soon adopted by most Officers of all Ranks from about 1875 onwards. Intended to be worn, around the shoulder, these 38" woven Cord lanyards attached to rings on the base of a handgun via a sturdy sprung brass clasp. Most often seen worn with the Sam Browne Belt Ensemble, these have many times