Original U.S. WWII 1942-dated M1907 Pattern Leather Sling with Brass Fittings by BOYT Conflict and the rear of the

and the rear of the guard has O S scratched into the finish

but not legible

and it is sure to fit in well with any Japanese sword collection

Like Loran Mk I it was primarily designed for use over water and maximum range was in the region of 700 miles: it also operated on four pre set channels in the range 1

probably for a horse pistol delivered during the Peninsula Campaign under WELLINGTON during the Napoleonic Wars which ended in 1815

Original U.S. WWII 1942-dated M1907 Pattern Leather Sling with Brass Fittings by BOYT Conflict and the rear of theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice WWII Dated standard issue 1907 pattern sling, as designed for use on the 1903 Springfield rifle. It was later also used on the M1 Garand Rifle, made famous as the standard rifle of the U. S. military from WW2 to just before Vietnam. This M1907 WWII Leather Sling is marked BOYT 42 and is in very nice used condition. The Standard U. S. service rifle Sling at the time of the adoption of the M1917