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or the shorter 87 on some parts
This is the definitive U
the Ordnance Department abandoned the Maynard system and went back to the standard percussion lock in later muskets like the Model 1861
The flat crown pad is still in tact but well worn
though this example may have escaped that
Original German WWII DAF Aluminum Belt Buckle with Attached Leather Belt Remnant Russian Ordnance or the shorter 87 onOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very interesting service used WWII German Deutsche Arbeitsfront (German Labor Front or DAF) Aluminum Werkschar koppelschlo (Factory brigade belt buckle), which came to us with a short 2 3 4" section of leather belt still attached to the end clip. This was clipped to the buckle backwards at some point, and now is wedged inside the buckle. The remainder of the belt was cut off, and we have not made any
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