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1905 - WWI Mills cartridge belt. Made of thick OD canvas. Brass buckles. All snap fasteners are functional. Manufactured by DED 1918 Mills on May 18, 1918. The metal parts show some oxidation. Name tag reads: F Bailey 37104822 B4822. Note some wear and patina on the piece, as well as stains. Condition II+. According to our research, this is believed to be Fred Bailey, born in 1917, an African American. WWI Mills cartridge belt. Heavy OD web construction. Brass fittings. All press studs are functional. Manufactured by DED 1918 Mills on May 18, 1918. Metal parts show some oxidation. Engraved with “F Bailey 37104822 B4822.” The piece exhibits some wear and patina, as well as some stains. Condition II+. According to our research, this is believed to have belonged to Fred Bailey, born in 1917, a Black citizen.
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WWI Mills cartridge belt. Made of thick OD canvas. Brass buckles. All snap fasteners are functional. Manufactured by DED 1918 Mills on May 18, 1918. The metal parts show some oxidation. Name tag reads: F Bailey 37104822 B4822. Note some wear and patina on the piece, as well as stains. Condition II+. According to our research, this is believed to be Fred Bailey, born in 1917, an African American. WWI Mills cartridge belt. Heavy OD web construction. Brass fittings. All press studs are functional. Manufactured by DED 1918 Mills on May 18, 1918. Metal parts show some oxidation. Engraved with “F Bailey 37104822 B4822.” The piece exhibits some wear and patina, as well as some stains. Condition II+. According to our research, this is believed to have belonged to Fred Bailey, born in 1917, a Black citizen.
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