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    Early NY State Militia M1903 cartridge belt found, note the buttons






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    love it , 2 good 2 b true!
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    Very nice. Made by Long? No markings at all? That one's probably worth a considerable amount...
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    As far as I know the only markings on those belts is the patent date. It does not follow any known pattern, and was apparently made to specification for the NYNG.
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