British King's Crown Buff Belt Russian Issue Equipment The weapon remained in first-line

The weapon remained in first-line service with Italian forces throughout the war

Original Item: A wonderful example of a brass bodied regimental side drum with rope tension

The taxmen always win

and this design was retained for the Model 1816

Perhaps most interesting from a "personal history" point of view is the "declaration" stating just two parachutes were enclosed

British King's Crown Buff Belt Russian Issue Equipment The weapon remained in first-lineOriginal Item: You rarely see these any more! These are the 1902 1952 White buff leather belts issued with parade uniforms in the British Army displaying the brass "King's Crown" Buckle with "Dieu Et Mon Droit" (God is my right) motto. Adjustable in length so should fit most mannequins or thin individuals (us fuller figured guys are out of luck!). The female (surround) of the buckle is permanently sewn to the leather belt with hard to find white buff