Original U.S. Spanish American War Model 1881 Anson Mills Krag Ammunition with Inert Rounds Czech Militaria The Lieutenant observed the enemy

The Lieutenant observed the enemy position 200 yards to his immediate front and

Klein-Amerode was burning as we passed through and swung to the north to attack Ermschwerd

with the required 2 inches of replaced material The gun has matching serial number 381 on both the receiver and barrel

but we can deduce from internal evidence that it was in a warm climate—none of the barracks have stove pipes—and that it was in Europe

SEP 30 1942

Original U.S. Spanish American War Model 1881 Anson Mills Krag Ammunition with Inert Rounds Czech Militaria The Lieutenant observed the enemyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent Mills Web Ammunition belt for the Krag rifle with a New York belt buckle used by NY troops during the Spanish American War and the Philippine Insurrection. The reverse of the plate is stamped: ANSON MILLS, PAT. FEB 1, 1881 T. C. ORNDORFF SOLE MANF. WORCESTER MASS U. S. A. Belt is a khaki web material and has the single row for cartridges, will hold fifty 30 40 Krag cartridges. We include 50 inert