Sold at Austin Auction Gallery
(2) Scarce M1912 U.S. Cavalry Experimental Rifle Belt Rings
- Price realized
- $305
- Pre-sale estimate
- $300 – $500
- Hammer price
- $250
- Category
- Historical & Political Memorabilia
- Sold
- July 19, 2025
- Sale
- DAY 2- JULY 2025 ANTIQUES & ESTATES AUCTION
Lot description
(lot of 2) U.S. Army Mounted Cavalry Rifle Belt Rings, Experimental Model 1912, for use with the Model 1904 leather garrison belt, designed for horseback when carrying the 1903 Springfield rifle, hinged with leather plate opens to lean the rifle against the soldiers hip, hinge allows the leather plate to close with not in use, one stamped "B64", the other stamped "1M" and "WB", for shipping approx. 10" x 5.5" x 2", total of both 2.90lbs Provenance: Collection of T'Odon Charles (Chuck) Leshikar, Jr., (Texas,1946-2020), Vietnam, U.S. Army Lt. ,“Delta Raiders,” D Company, 2nd Battalion, 501st Airborne Infantry Regiment, later Echo Company commander, Silver Star, three Bronze Stars, Soldiers Medal, Purple Heart. More information including the Silver Star citation see: https://toddshistory.com/?cat=12
This lot sold at a past Austin Auction Gallery sale. Prices realized include the buyer's premium and are provided for research only — they are not an appraisal or a guarantee of future value.
