Mike Serpa Lt. Colonel Joined Jan 24, 2013 Jun 27, 2023 #1 Thomas Custer with his two Medals of Honor. What is that line above his belt? Just another blemish on the photo? Secret money belt? Other? National Park Service
Thomas Custer with his two Medals of Honor. What is that line above his belt? Just another blemish on the photo? Secret money belt? Other? National Park Service
captaindrew Colonel Forum Host Silver Patron Trivia Winner Joined Mar 13, 2017 Location Whereabouts Unknown Jun 27, 2023 #2 Some of the high grade sword belts had a flap to ride behind the buckle
Salterr First Sergeant Joined Dec 22, 2021 Location Nashville Jun 27, 2023 #3 captaindrew said: Some of the high grade sword belts had a flap to ride behind the buckle Click to expand... I agree, I thought that's what it might be too. @Mike Serpa check this out. https://www.jamesmountainantiques.com/product/indian-wars-general-officers-dress-sword-belt/
captaindrew said: Some of the high grade sword belts had a flap to ride behind the buckle Click to expand... I agree, I thought that's what it might be too. @Mike Serpa check this out. https://www.jamesmountainantiques.com/product/indian-wars-general-officers-dress-sword-belt/
Mike Serpa Lt. Colonel Joined Jan 24, 2013 Jun 27, 2023 #4 captaindrew said: Some of the high grade sword belts had a flap to ride behind the buckle Click to expand... Thanks. Is there a purpose for it other than decoration?
captaindrew said: Some of the high grade sword belts had a flap to ride behind the buckle Click to expand... Thanks. Is there a purpose for it other than decoration?
Salterr First Sergeant Joined Dec 22, 2021 Location Nashville Jun 27, 2023 #5 Mike Serpa said: Thanks. Is there a purpose for it other than decoration? Click to expand... It's actually not for decoration. It's to keep the uniform from rubbing against the buckle and fraying or discoloring
Mike Serpa said: Thanks. Is there a purpose for it other than decoration? Click to expand... It's actually not for decoration. It's to keep the uniform from rubbing against the buckle and fraying or discoloring
captaindrew Colonel Forum Host Silver Patron Trivia Winner Joined Mar 13, 2017 Location Whereabouts Unknown Jun 27, 2023 #6 Mike Serpa said: Thanks. Is there a purpose for it other than decoration? Click to expand... My pleasure, @Salterr beat me to the answer
Mike Serpa said: Thanks. Is there a purpose for it other than decoration? Click to expand... My pleasure, @Salterr beat me to the answer
Salterr First Sergeant Joined Dec 22, 2021 Location Nashville Jun 27, 2023 #7 captaindrew said: My pleasure, @Salterr beat me to the answer Click to expand... You beat me to the first answer!!
captaindrew said: My pleasure, @Salterr beat me to the answer Click to expand... You beat me to the first answer!!
captaindrew Colonel Forum Host Silver Patron Trivia Winner Joined Mar 13, 2017 Location Whereabouts Unknown Jun 27, 2023 #8 Salterr said: You beat me to the first answer!! Click to expand... Even!
Mike Serpa Lt. Colonel Joined Jan 24, 2013 Jun 28, 2023 #9 Salterr said: It's actually not for decoration. It's to keep the uniform from rubbing against the buckle and fraying or discoloring Click to expand... Thanks.
Salterr said: It's actually not for decoration. It's to keep the uniform from rubbing against the buckle and fraying or discoloring Click to expand... Thanks.
DixieRifles Lt. Colonel Member of the Year Regtl. Staff Shiloh 2020 Joined Mar 22, 2009 Location Collierville, TN Jun 28, 2023 #10 captaindrew said: @Salterr beat me to the answer Click to expand... Is there a race? I didn't hear the starter gun!!
captaindrew said: @Salterr beat me to the answer Click to expand... Is there a race? I didn't hear the starter gun!!
captaindrew Colonel Forum Host Silver Patron Trivia Winner Joined Mar 13, 2017 Location Whereabouts Unknown Jun 28, 2023 #11 DixieRifles said: Is there a race? I didn't hear the starter gun!! Click to expand... Not at all, just funnin
DixieRifles said: Is there a race? I didn't hear the starter gun!! Click to expand... Not at all, just funnin