Original U.S. Indian Wars Named M1876 46rd Prairie Cartridge Belt for Springfield Trapdoor .45-70 U.S. Ordnance This is an excellent example

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Original U.S. Indian Wars Named M1876 46rd Prairie Cartridge Belt for Springfield Trapdoor .45-70 U.S. Ordnance This is an excellent exampleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Dating from the Indian Wars in the 1870s and 1880s this is known as a Model 1876 Prairie Belt which is a leather and webbed ammunition belt with a single prong, rectangle brass buckle and corresponding leather tab with 8 original punched holes with 1 extra hole made. The leather on the buckle side has a section cut out to create a sort of belt end retainer and appears to have been done by the original user of the