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They saw action at the Battle of the Ancre Heights in October 1916
with just a bit of the original blued finish in the flutes near the breech
The paint is heavily worn on the front
This is a flag that represents the 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM
In the Royal Collection known as the Tower Armories that is now located in Leeds
Original U.S. WWII Navy M1 Garand Blue Cartridge Belt OPTIONS_HIDDEN_PRODUCT They saw action at theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great Navy blue cartridge belt used during WWII. These are based on the M1910 cartridge belt as shown. The khaki has been over dyed navy blue by the navy department for wear with navy uniform. It is believed that the blue navy garand ammo belts are probably what were used by Navy Raiders. This example shows good service wear but is unmarked. All snaps still work without any serious issues. Ready to display.
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