18th Century Military Reproduction

Description

Excellent Belly Box reproduction, copied from one in the collection of the late George Neumann prior to the sale of His collection. made from poplar, curved cut to hug the stomach holds eighteen rounds painted with red linseed oil base paint, as the original the belt is worn to the front secured closed with a thick leather tongue. Includes a 58" belt that's about one inch wide with the correct square buckle, will fit over your regimental and accoutrements . All leather is about 1/8 thick cowhide naturally tanned. To accommodate the continued use in the field, correct type wood screws have been added to the stress point of the leather keepers to prevent failure as the originals wished they had.  An original just like this one has been on display at Old Fort Niagara Museum.