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$400.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 1000-632
Item was well used, but remains in good condition. Brass face is bright and clean with a crisp eagle stamping. Face has some dings and dents from field use and the plate has some minor bends. Back has 100% lead fill with three complete hooks. Lead also shows use. This belt plate was for use on the shoulder belt of the N.C.O. sword rig. [jet]
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