Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Era Belly Cartridge Box with Symbol-Stamped Flap - Nailed Construction MP 34 very good condition except for

very good condition except for a small area on the right side

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The only notable aspect is that there is a small wartime era repair at the right right shoulder which appears to have been a hole or tear

It was not unusual with the emergence of Napoleon that half of Europe started copying the French model arms that Napoleon's troops carried

It is understood they were experimental when first issued to Royal Naval Air Service pilots in 1917

Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Era Belly Cartridge Box with Symbol-Stamped Flap - Nailed Construction MP 34 very good condition except forOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a stunning example of an early American made Militia leather belly box, dating to the Revolutionary War period. The front leather flap of the belly box has a symbol depicting an X with 4 dots to each side stamped on in three places, at each corner and in the top center. This symbol could have further meaning, making for a great research project! The box is of nailed construction with stitching along the