Cape Colony / South African Leather Ammunition Bandolier (Probable Martini-Henry .577/450), Brass Buckle Medals awarded for operational service during

awarded for operational service during the Rhodesian Bush War

an infantry regiment of the British Army

and large-size configuration

making it a unique display piece rather than a mass-produced die-cast

Condition appears fair to good for age with noted losses (approx

Cape Colony / South African Leather Ammunition Bandolier (Probable Martini-Henry .577/450), Brass Buckle Medals awarded for operational service duringScarce colonial era leather ammunition bandolier cross belt of robust local contract private purchase construction, featuring a cast brass buckle and multiple large stud fastened flap pouches (3 visible) with heavy stitched reinforcement throughout. Pattern and build are consistent with South African Cape Colony field equipment of the late Victorian period, commonly associated with Martini Henry era service. Cape garrison marked. Faint impressed