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319 - English box for light cartridge belts. Wooden box with attractive remnants of paper labels, a tin interior compartment, and rope handles. The box was manufactured in 1916, as indicated by an engraved mark, and reconditioned in January 1918, as indicated by an ink mark. Includes a lid intended for this type of box but not originally its own, which does not slide all the way in. Shows normal wear and tear and has a patina. British wooden box for ammunition bandoliers. Wooden box retaining attractive remnants of paper labels, an internal tinplate compartment, and rope handles. A recessed marking dates the manufacture to 1916, with an ink mark recording reconditioning in January 1918. Includes a lid intended for this type of box but not its original one, which cannot slide fully into place. Wear and patina.
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English box for light cartridge belts. Wooden box with attractive remnants of paper labels, a tin interior compartment, and rope handles. The box was manufactured in 1916, as indicated by an engraved mark, and reconditioned in January 1918, as indicated by an ink mark. Includes a lid intended for this type of box but not originally its own, which does not slide all the way in. Shows normal wear and tear and has a patina. British wooden box for ammunition bandoliers. Wooden box retaining attractive remnants of paper labels, an internal tinplate compartment, and rope handles. A recessed marking dates the manufacture to 1916, with an ink mark recording reconditioning in January 1918. Includes a lid intended for this type of box but not its original one, which cannot slide fully into place. Wear and patina.
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Militaria Sale by David Bardiaux: WWI, Musée de la Targette and Notre Dame de LoretteAuction house
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