Original U.S. WWI Era Prison Convict Made Belt Buckle - When Your Luck Runs Out U.S. Holsters blue coveralls (pants)

blue coveralls (pants)

Army Cavalry units in Color Guards

but was adopted by Airborne troops in WW2 since the carrier had an extra web reinforced belt loop incorporated beneath the belt mounting clip to facilitate the use of a tie-down strap to prevent movement during parachute descent

based on initial work by Samuel Maclean

Original U.S. WWI Era Prison Convict Made Belt Buckle - When Your Luck Runs Out U.S. Holsters blue coveralls (pants)Original Item: One of a kind. Included in the recent purchase of an estate collection of Vintage Military items was this interesting belt buckle. The original collector purchased this outside a California prison flea market stall that was clearly offering prison made items that he collected during his teenage years. According to the estate it was made sometime between 1910 and 1920 for personal use in that it bears the initials PF. It is made of brass