Original U.S. Indian Wars Named M1876 46rd Prairie Cartridge Belt for Springfield Trapdoor .45-70 Martini-Henry Parts and still retains a lot

and still retains a lot of the original gold wash on the wreath

The Women's Army Corps (WAC) was the women's branch of the United States Army

Blade is very clean with only slight wear and just a touch of flaking of the plating near the tip

Made of a rich russet brown leather

Original U.S. Indian Wars Named M1876 46rd Prairie Cartridge Belt for Springfield Trapdoor .45-70 Martini-Henry Parts and still retains a lotOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the Indian Wars in the 1870s and 1880s this is known as a Model 1876 Prairie Belt which is a leather and webbed ammunition belt with a single prong, rectangle brass buckle and corresponding leather tab with 8 original punched holes with 1 extra hole made. The leather on the buckle side has a section cut out to create a sort of belt end retainer and appears to have been done by the original user of the