Original Rhodesian Army web belt made from heavy-duty tan canvas, featuring green enamelled metal buckle hardware and D-ring attachment points. These belts formed part of the standard-issue webbing system used by Rhodesian Security Forces during the Bush War (1964–1979). The green-painted metal fixtures are characteristic of Rhodesian field gear, intended to reduce shine and visibility in the African bush. The canvas is rugged and wide, designed for carrying pouches, ammo, water bottles, and other field gear.This specific example appears to be in used but solid condition, with intact stitching, full adjustment loops, and reinforced buckle points. The belt may have been paired with chest webbing, yokes, and kidney pouches in the full pattern 70/72 rig.