Original U.S. Indian Wars Dyer Patent M1874 Revolver Cartridge Box by Watervliet Arsenal - Very Rare Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage but this does not look

but this does not look to be a "ground dug" example

The Ribbon is unfortunately missing

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Years of Manufacture: Early 19th Century

Original U.S. Indian Wars Dyer Patent M1874 Revolver Cartridge Box by Watervliet Arsenal - Very Rare Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage but this does not lookOriginal Item. Only One Available. The M1874 Dyer cartridge pouch is used with the 45 70 rifle or carbine during the Indian Wars. It is made of high quality black leather with a US in oval embossed on the flap. The flap closure has a finial but as this is the rarer smaller revolver cartridge variant, there is no brass plate. The pouch is stamped between the two belt loops: WATERVLIET ARSENAL The Watervliet Arsenal is an arsenal of the United States