Antique 1904 Rock Island Arsenal Leather Bullet Ammunition Pouch U.S. Army

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Antique 1904 Rock Island Arsenal Leather Bullet Ammunition Pouch U.S. Army
Antique 1904 Rock Island Arsenal Leather Bullet Ammunition Pouch U.S. Army
Offered for sale is an Antique 1904 Rock Island Arsenal Leather Bullet Ammunition Pouch. The Rock Island Arsenal is home to the U.S. Army's First Army Headquarters. The arsenal has manufactured military equipment and ordnance since the 1880s.
Measures 6.25" x 4.5" x 1.75" when closed and 6.25" x 8" x 1.5" when open.
In good, used, antique condition. The clasp is intact. The stitching between two of the bullet holders has come loose (or was removed) so those two bullet holders are twice as wide as they are supposed to be (refer to the left side of photos three and four). Both belt loops are intact. The top side flap is separated (upper left side of photo five).
The inside is embossed ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL 1904 and TC.
We'll send this the most economical way possible that includes tracking and insurance.
Note: On June 23, the USPS implemented a new formula for dimensional weight which is (Length) x (Width) x (Height) / 166. So, a 16x12x8" box will ship at the 9.25 lb. and a 13x13x9" box would ship at the 9.16 lb. rate regardless if the contents weigh less than that. We do not set the rates. We offer FedEx and USPS and both use dimensional weight when calculating shipping charges. We will ship this the most economical method possible, as long as it includes tracking and insurance. If you believe there is another less expensive method of shipping which includes tracking and insurance, please ask us to give you a quote.
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