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bandoleer    
n. 斜佩肩上的子弹带

斜佩肩上的子弹带

bandoleer
n 1: a broad cartridge belt worn over the shoulder by soldiers
[synonym: {bandoleer}, {bandolier}]

Bandoleer \Ban`do*leer"\, Bandolier \Ban`do*lier"\, n. [F.
bandouli[`e]re (cf. It. bandoliera, Sp. bandolera), fr. F.
bande band, Sp. & It. banda. See {Band}, n.]
1. A broad leather belt formerly worn by soldiers over the
right shoulder and across the breast under the left arm.
Originally it was used for supporting the musket and
twelve cases for charges, but later only as a cartridge
belt.
[1913 Webster]

2. One of the leather or wooden cases in which the charges of
powder were carried. [Obs.]
[1913 Webster]

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  • Cavalry Bandoleers, US. c1911-1918 Mex. Border - WWI - US MILITARIA FORUM
    the M1918 bandoleer This bandoleer is uniquely identifiable by its shape and belt tab Whereas the prior type bandoleers were shaped in an arc, the 1918 was linear and "V" shaped, and the belt tab was radiused The P1914 can be found with eagle snaps or lift-the-dot type fastners for the pockets; however, the P1918 are lift-the-dot only
  • How can you determine if a M1 Bandolier is WWII?
    Richard, your bandoleer and lot card are from the late 1930s FA M1 Ball was made until the end of 1941 (ending with lot # 2161) Bandoleer material from that time period are usually a medium-weight cotton twill with no markings Army regs required lot numbers be printed on the bandoleer in WWI, with a lot card placed in a pocket
  • Cloth . 30 Army Bandoleers - 1903-1910 - U. S. Militaria Forum
    An artistic rendering of the original 30-M1906 Bandoleer as used from 1906-1909: The same bandoleer pattern was also used to ship M1898 cartridges which were still in use by most of the Army through the early years of 1903-1907 and by the various State Guards The 1903 pattern bandoleer for 30-M1898 cartridges: Note the tape ties above each
  • 1942 Twin Cities Bandoleer With Unusual Lot Card
    All the standard nomenclature is present and legible First production started at Twin Cities in February 1942, with the lot numbers that year running from 18000 to 18636 I also have a 1943 Twin Cities bandoleer with printed pockets instead of a lot card That change wasn't authorized until Feb 1945 Interesting variations to say the least
  • 1960s 7 pocket m16 bandoleer - US MILITARIA FORUM
    The 5 56mm seven-pocket cotton BANDOLEER, M3 (FSN 1305-924-3088) was standardized on 25 June 1964 In November 1967 1st Cav Division receive 7 pocket bandoleer for testing, so this is why there is no early 60's dated
  • FIELD PERSONAL GEAR SECTION - U. S. Militaria Forum
    M-1 bandoleer only means that its loaded for the M-1 Garand as opposed to the stripper clips for the M1903 The black tips indicate those rounds are armor-piercing (AP) which matches your lot card as well So everything points to that being an original, unmolested bandoleer That's a great find!
  • WWII M2 BALL AMMO BANDOLEER? - RIFLES - U. S. Militaria Forum
    Printing on the outside of the WWII-era bandoleers didn't become widespread until after March 1945 Until then, a cardboard lot card was put in a pocket and the bandoleers were unmarked Your lot number 13727 dates the bandoleer to the early 1950s when production resumed at Lake City for Korea
  • M1 garand carbine bandoliers - RIFLES - U. S. Militaria Forum
    The M1 carbine didn't use bandoleers until the Korean War The markings were the same as the Garand bandoleer stated above, and detailed in the regs at the time The lot number and color also place your carbine bandoleer in the Vietnam War time period Hope this answer wasn't too long winded, and helps answer your question
  • WWII . 30 M1 ENBLOC BANDOLEER? - RIFLES - U. S. Militaria Forum
    This one is authentic WWII (bought from the Bastogne 101st Airborne Museum), but the lower one (showing both sides) was offered by a European seller as another authentic WWII bandoleer I note the material difference, and especially that of the over-the-shoulder strap, but it does have the blacke
  • WWI USMC BAR bandoleer - US MILITARIA FORUM
    Here's a question I've been wondering a while It regards the WWI USMC BAR bandoleer manufactured by the Marine Corps Depot in Philadelphia In Alec's book Equipping the Corps he states these were marked U S M C as well as 'Left' or 'Right' depending which side it was meant to be worn on





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