British 1908 Pattern Webbing Belt
This is a British Army 1908 pattern webbing belt, dated 1915. Constructed from heavy-duty khaki cotton webbing, this belt was a standard issue item for British soldiers during the First World War. It features a brass buckle and fittings, and is designed to be worn with other 1908 pattern webbing equipment. The belt is designed to be adjustable to fit a range of waist sizes.
Condition and Collectibility
This belt shows signs of age and wear consistent with its military history. The webbing retains its strength, but may exhibit some fading, staining, and minor fraying. The brass fittings show patina consistent with age. This belt is a desirable piece for collectors of British military history, WWI memorabilia, or vintage military equipment.
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