U.S. WW1 Army Cartridge Belt. Marker marked Mills and dated. Worn and used condition with damage to the edge of two pocket flaps. Additional Notes: The U.S. WW1 Army cartridge belts were used with the Model 1903 and Model 1917 rifles. The standard pre-war belts were fully woven and were made by Mills and Russell. When war came, these two companies could not meet the demand, so other companies were contracted to make a sewn pocket version of the belt to meet the emergency. These belts are often referred to as the Model 1917 instead of the Model 1910 by collectors. See Additional Information for shipping dimensions.
