G'day All
I have this belt '45 dated. My question is about the weave/style, I have a few belts but this is the only one like it I've ever seen, is it a common type?
Regards
René
G'day All
I have this belt '45 dated. My question is about the weave/style, I have a few belts but this is the only one like it I've ever seen, is it a common type?
Regards
René
I have 2 with brass buckles, no dates, different weave than yours... mabye yours made for in between the wars?
Hi René, I must admit I have never seen that style of weave before either. But I don't see anything wrong with it.
Cheers, Ade.
British made ?
looks similar to other british made American belt kit ive had in the past
Hi Lee, I considered that too, but British made belts I have owned in the past had a different British style of buckle used on them. Similar to those used on Brit 37 pattern webbing. But it could be a real possibility. I am hoping Nige will see this thread as he has studied webbing in more detail than me.
Cheers, Ade.
no probs its been a long time since i had any American kit. British made is the only thing i can think of
Thanks All, so far on your replies, I just dug the belt up again for some additional shots for you.
I thought it was just me that hadn't seen this type before!
Regards
René
Hi René,
I have seen these weaveless Model 1936 belts before, if I can remember correctly mostly late war. They are good. Belts with a webbed aluminum female buckle are all WWII. As to why they do not have the typical weave pattern I have no idea.
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