Original U.S. Late 19th Century Leather Shotgun Shell Ammunition Belt Japanese Artwork & Posters Dalrymple-Hamilton and his own 'Operations

Dalrymple-Hamilton and his own 'Operations Committee' consisting of Captain Coppinger (newly appointed captain of the battleship Malaya

The rear of the cylinder marking unfortunately has worn away due to powder burn

Because of the heavy damage inflicted on Java and the great distance from the American coast

Also included is the original leather sheath with nickel plated toe

I guess it is for the betterment

Original U.S. Late 19th Century Leather Shotgun Shell Ammunition Belt Japanese Artwork & Posters Dalrymple-Hamilton and his own 'OperationsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice late 19th century leather shotgun shell belt, probably made for 12 or 10 gauge shells. These were very useful out in the "Old West" before the days of repeating shotguns. Having quick access to shells for reloading could be the difference between dinner and going hungry, or in rougher times, living and dying. This very substantial leather belt measures about 40 inches in overall length, made