Original U.S. Desert Storm Era General Officer’s Belt & 1902 Brocade 24K Gold-Plated Buckle with M9 Beretta Holster & Magazine Pouch U.S. Antique Guns with a illegible faded depot

with a illegible faded depot stamp or possibly a regimental marking

"I am tempted to make a slightly exaggerated statement: that logistics is all of warmaking

25 lbs (real ones were 8 lb)

The felt backing is in great shape minus a small nip with minimal material loss and the bullion border is all retained

This is a fantastic piece of WWII history that will look fantastic wherever it’s hung

Original U.S. Desert Storm Era General Officer’s Belt & 1902 Brocade 24K Gold-Plated Buckle with M9 Beretta Holster & Magazine Pouch U.S. Antique Guns with a illegible faded depotOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of a Vietnam Era General Officers Belt, as issued to Generals of the U. S. Army during the Vietnam War and beyond. This example is affixed with an M9 Beretta Pistol Holster & magazine pouch, which would date it around the Desert Storm period. Up through WWI, all officers wore a brown belt with an interlocking eagle plate in garrison (The Model 1910 Officers Garrison Belt). After the war,