British Army Officers Sam Browne Belt German Badges and Medals including the Royal Mint and

including the Royal Mint and the well-known medallist George William de Saulles

"Research possibilities of crossguards and pommels with personalizations or presentations"

" which translates to "quick-loading gun" in English

62 SLR Self-Loading Rifle Magazine

The shirt is in fantastic condition and has clearly never been issued or worn

British Army Officers Sam Browne Belt German Badges and Medals including the Royal Mint andThe Sam Browne Belt was named after British General Sir Samuel Browne, who first wore the belt in the 19th century. The belt was designed to be worn over the shoulder and around the waist and was used to carry a variety of items such as a sword, pistol, and ammunition pouches.