Original Spanish-American War Pair of M1886 Spanish Regulars Belt Buckles - Crossed Rifles & JJ U.S. Ordnance requested that a WAC detachment

requested that a WAC detachment be assigned to his headquarters

Newly painted and fully restored

but the fifteen-inch (381 mm) models weighed over 25 tons and could fire 400-pound projectiles out to 5

making this a very rare set

Original Spanish-American War Pair of M1886 Spanish Regulars Belt Buckles - Crossed Rifles & JJ U.S. Ordnance requested that a WAC detachmentOriginal Item. Only One Pair Available. This is an outstanding pair of buckles which may have been brought back by an American soldier serving in Cuba or the Philippines during the Spanish American War. These M1886 Spanish belt buckles would have been worn by Spanish Infantry serving in theater during the war. The first bucket depicts an infantry horn with a crossed matchlock rifle and sword under a crown. This likely denotes general infantry but we