Billet Belt / SOLD

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Billet Belt – Inventory Number: BEL 518 / SOLD This wonderful red cotton and leather 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 via a leather tab which is outfitted with a keeper loop.  Scarce example for any Confederate enlisted display.   Inventory Number: BEL 518 / SOLD

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A used Billet Belt, red fabric with frayed edges and discoloration, featuring a black and brown buckle in the center. / SOLD.
A Billet Belt, showing signs of wear with frayed edges and red fabric, is laid flat on a white background.
A Billet Belt with wide red fabric, frayed edges, and a black leather strap with buckle attached at one end is laid flat on a white surface. SOLD.
A wide, red woven Billet Belt with a tan border and a brown leather buckle on one end is displayed on a white background.
The Billet Belt / SOLD is a long, rectangular woven red belt featuring frayed edges and a brown leather strap with buckle, displayed flat on a white surface.
A close-up of the Billet Belt, a woven red textile accessory featuring a leather strap with multiple adjustment holes.
A red woven Billet Belt with frayed edges is attached to a black leather strap featuring multiple holes.
A close-up of the Billet Belt, featuring worn red woven fabric with tan edges and a brown leather buckle attachment.
A long, rectangular Billet Belt in red woven textile, featuring frayed edges, a leather end tab, and an attached black leather strap with buckle holes. / SOLD.

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