Your BAR belt appears to be modified to the M1937 style BAR belt. The original wide buckles removed and wide loops attached to the back to accomodate a narrower belt. The two front pouches on the right side are different than the rear....rounded flaps vs pointed flaps. It is possible that the Cup and M1911 mag pouches were removed and replaced with BAR mag pouches...which was common. WWI period BAR belts I've seen sell for up to $150. I think that your belt, with the possible modifications, may be valued less than that. Look on Ebay for "BAR belt"; "Cartridge Belt" "Browning Automatic Rifle" or other key words and see waht the belts have actually sold for. That is the best way to come up with a price. Good Luck.
Quote Originally Posted by cmichini View Post
Hi all:

I have a BAR belt, six pockets, all for the 20 round mags (no 1911 or 1903 pockets, metal cup, etc), and wondering if it's original or repro or what.

I've had it for at least 10 years. Don't remember where it came from. Possibly came in a box of other stuff I bought. Anyway...

Trying to get an idea of origina/repro, and a value range.

It looks like a mix of khaki and OD (or just faded unevenly?).
Each side has some markings on the back.

Each three pocket pouch piece is marke "L.C.C & Co. 9-18 Rifleman's Left", and the other the same except "Right".

The Webbing on the back (with the loops for the belt that connects them) is marked "AVERY".

I tried to upload pix. Any info greatly appreciated. Thanks!!