Confederate Soldiers’ Belt / SOLD

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Confederate Soldiers’ Belt – Inventory Number: CON 189 / SOLD This wonderful cotton single billet belt is the epitome of the Confederate service.  This pattern waistband was more common in the southern Army than the CS and State belt plates of the era as documented in many Confederate images this, simple yet utilitarian design was favored for holster rigs and bowie sheaths alike.  The integral tongue device fastens with a roller buckle which is affixed to the web via a leather tab which is outfitted with a keeper loop.  Scarce example for any Confederate enlisted display. Inventory Number: CON 189 / SOLD

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A Confederate Soldiers' Belt with visible wear, a rusty metal buckle, and multiple adjustment holes is laid flat on a white background.
Close-up of a worn Confederate Soldiers' Belt with a metal buckle, beige fabric showing visible stains and fraying.
A beige, rectangular Confederate Soldiers' Belt with visible stitching and some fraying is displayed on a plain white background.
A close-up of the Confederate Soldiers' Belt shows a worn brown leather buckle on a beige fabric strap, with visible stitching, rust, and fraying.
A close-up of the Confederate Soldiers' Belt shows beige fabric with visible fraying, loose threads, and a seam where two pieces are joined.
Confederate Soldiers' Belt / SOLD: Beige fabric belt with multiple adjustment holes, visible wear, and discoloration, shown on a white background.
A Confederate Soldiers' Belt, beige and well-worn with multiple holes on one end, is laid flat on a white background.
A worn Confederate Soldiers' Belt, beige canvas with a metal buckle and multiple adjustment holes, is laid flat on a white background.

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