Original Southern African Rhodesian Corps of Engineers Veterans Signed Stable Belt With Buckle Japanese Navy It runs at an amazing

It runs at an amazing 40 beats per second and makes a buzzing sound that gave it the nickname "Jitterbug"

probably from improper storage over the 80 years since it was made

allowing removal of the barrel and cylinder

and the rear is marked NORD - 4723 B

with the main issue being the missing sweat shield

Original Southern African Rhodesian Corps of Engineers Veterans Signed Stable Belt With Buckle Japanese Navy It runs at an amazingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of a service worn stable belt, worn by a member of the Rhodesian Corps of Engineers. The best feature of the belt is the fact that it was signed by approximately a dozen or so Corps of Engineers veterans and the years they served, making this a fantastic item to be researched. A stable belt is a striped coloured belt worn at times by the armed forces of the United Kingdom, other