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Genuine light worn brown leather Wehrmacht equipment belt in light worn condition. The leather is still supple and strong. Maker markes are faded but the date 1939 is still visible. The alumium hook is maker marked by OLC. Unit marked as well. Size marked 102cm (large).
Genuine light worn brown leather Wehrmacht equipment belt in light worn condition. The leather is still supple and strong. Maker markes are faded but the date 1939 is still visible. Size marked 98cm (large).
Beautiful standard issue leather equipment belt. Late war construction. Light worn condition. Size 95cm. Maker marked with RBNr.: 0/1068/0009 and dated 1943 (43).
Well preserved Hitlerjugend belt buckle executed in steel. Chrome coated exterior, show light wear and nice patina. Maker marked on the reverse by RZM M4/30 Berg & Nolte, Lüdenscheid.
Very nice well preserved steel contructed Hitlerjugend belt buckle. Retains most of its original silver finish. Maker marked on the reverse by RZM M4/24, Friedrich Linden Lüdenscheid (FLL).
Very nice and nearly MINT, unissued steel constructed Hitlerjugend belt buckle with 99% of its genuine silver finish intact. Still has a small part of the RZM paper label around the catch (is ripped off). Maker marked on the reverse by RZM M5/276 (Klein & Quenzer, Idar-Oberstein).
Unusal and rare army belt buckle with black leather tab. Offenbach is a well-known city for leather goods manufacturers. The manufacturer is from the tap and not the buckle. The buckle is in my opinion from Hermann Knoller and is in excellent condition. A must have for a buckle collector!
Genuine HJ belt with buckle in worn condition. Buckle is an early example executed in nickle silver showing mulitple markings on the reverse.
Nice and light worn army steel buckle in good condition, retaining most of its genuine olive green coating. Maker marked on the leather tab by E. Schneider, Lüdenscheid. Dated 1940. Also maker marked on the reverse of the buckle by E.S.L 40.
Nice and light worn army steel buckle in good condition, retaining most of its genuine olive green coating. Maker marked on the leather tab by Brüder Schneider, Wien. Dated 1942
Genuine light worn tan colored tropical belt executed in webbing. Not many of these have a beautiful maker mark as this one; Wittkop & Co Bielefeld, dated 1943. Size marked 100cm (large).
Standard issue army (or Navy/Kriegsmarine) belt buckle exectuted in steel, coated in field grey paint. Light worn buckle in good condition. Desirable and very rare example made by RODO.
Honest and worn alumium army buckle with leather tab. The buckle shows avarage wear and lots most of its green finish as observed with most of these aluminum pieces. The buckle is maker marked on the reverse with the initials ‘GB’. The leather tab itself is maker marked by Gustav Bremher Markneukirchen, dated 1937.
Light worn steel buckle, retaining most of its olive green finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by Berg und Nolte A.-G. Lüdenscheid dated 1941. The reverse of the buckle shows a matching maker mark; B&N-41.
Unissued Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in steel. Retaining all of its genuine blue finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by Hermann Aurich, Dresden, dated 1941. The reverse of the steel buckle is also marked with the factory logo of H. Aurich.
Very nice and untouched late war Werhmacht equipment belt (size 100cm) in good condition. Leather is a bit stiff. Classic ‘Souvenir’ belt from an American GI who put various of Nazi cap insignia’s on the belt. One of the few examples that has not been stripped and is still complete.
Standard issue leather equipment belt. Late war construction. Light worn condition. Size 95cm. Maker marked with RBNr. 1/1274/0042 and dated 1944 (a ‘4’ on each side of the size mark 95).
Worn SS buckle in good condition. Executed in aluminum and maker marked on the reverse by RZM 822/38 SS (presumed to be Richard Sieper or C.T. Dicke in 1938).
Unissued Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in steel. Retaining most of its genuine blue finish but also showing some storage damage to the finish on the far side of the buckle. Maker marked on the leather tab by Dransfeld & Co Menden/W dated 1941. Beautiful buckle by a seldomly seen manufacturer.
Light worn Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in steel. Retaining most of its genuine blue finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by Hermann Aurich, Dresden, dated 1940. The reverse of the steel buckle is also marked with the factory logo of H. Aurich.