Custom Belt Buckle 2nd Tank Battalion, 2nd Marine Division both built on the robust

both built on the robust No

The mine’s pressure sensor mechanism is intact but non-functional

a rare piece of military history used to train American soldiers in the operation of the M2 60mm mortar

where it was used in battles like Rorke's Drift

military arm bridging flintlock-era designs and the later Model 1861 Springfield

Custom Belt Buckle 2nd Tank Battalion, 2nd Marine Division both built on the robustEra: Likely Vietnam War Era or later (1960s 1980s) Material: Cast white metal pewter type alloy Construction: Cast one piece face Applied wire belt loop catch soldered to reverse Hand finished details This is a Non Regulation, privately purchased unit buckle, commonly made for Marines as souvenirs or morale items. These were worn off duty or kept as personal mementos and were never official uniform issue.