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Nicely worn alumium LW belt buckle in good condition, complete with leather tab. Maker marked on the reverse by R.S.&S. (Richard Sieper & Söhne, Ludenscheid). The leather tab still shows the date 1939 but all other letters are mostly faded. Also has a LBA (Luftwaffe Bekleidungs Amt) acceptance stamp.
Light worn aluminum army belt buckle in very good condition, complete with leather tab. Still retains most of its exterior green paint! Maker marked by Richard Sieper & Söhne, Ludenscheid, 1938 on the leather tab and R.S.&S. on the reverse of the buckle itself.
Very desirable Waffen-SS steel belt buckle executed in steel. Maker marked on the reverse by RODO (Robert Dold, Offenberg). Shows lots of wear, but still retains parts of the green coating up front. Beautiful buckle, that still shows nice details.
DJ (Deutsche Jungvolk) buckle. The DJ was the young branch of the Hitler-Jugend, for boys from ten to fourteen years old. The Sigrune was the official emblem of the DJ, it was used on the DJ Box belt buckles from 1933 until 1936 when the HJ buckle began to take over. In 1938 production of…
Perfect and good-looking army belt buckle that remains in light worn. Olive green coating on the steel is 90% intact. The buckle is maker marked on the reverse with R.S.& S. and matches the maker on the leather tab Richard Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid 1941.
Well preserved army belt buckle executed in aluminum. Most of the green finish has worn off but the buckle’s details remain firmly intact. The buckle is complete with its original leather tongue, maker marked by Gebr. Albert, Menden – 3 – 1938 (I deem).
Genuine early made Waffen-SS buckle in nickel silver. Maker marked on the reverse by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid (O&C ges. gesch.). Shows great wear and patina!
Very nice unissued double claw buckle. Comes with its original RZM tag saying ‘Zweidornschnalle nach Vorschrift Reichszeugmeisterei der NSDAP’ (Two-pronged buckle according to the instructions of the Reichszeugmeisterei of the NSDAP). The buckle itself is marked by OLC RZM M5/71 (Overhoff & Cie. of Lüdenscheid).
Nice and light worn army steel buckle in good condition, retaining 90% of its genuine green coating. Maker marked on the leather tab by E. Schneider, Lüdenscheid, 1940. The buckle itself is also marked with ESL 40. Very nice and good looking belt buckle, with almost all of its finish intact.
Late war Wehrmacht officer belt in light worn condition. Leather shows a small crack, other than that good condition. No maker marks.
Early ca. 1933 Wehrmacht equipment belt with brass hook. Leather is supple and strong. Shows normak wear. Size marked 98cm.
Hard to find early army belt buckle retaining most of its genuine green finish. Most examples are void of green paint because it was worn off during combat. No visible maker marks.
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!
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. UPDATED 30/12/21 with reduced price
Genuine and well preserved NSDAP leaders brocade belt in good, light worn condition. Leather is strong but feels a bit stiff and dry. Leather belt is maker marked by RZM L2/47/40 (1940). The buckle catch is marked by RZM M4/46 (Wilhelm Schroder & Co., Lüdenscheid). The buckle itself, is an aluminum constructed pieces coated in…
Light worn German equipment belt in very good condition. Maker marked and dated but faded. Date is still visible: 1937! Size marked 100cm but actual size 95cm.
Very nice untouched and ‘as found’ in Germany last week belt buckle set for army soldiers. The buckle is a mid war steel constructed example with leather tongue intact. The buckle itself is maker marked ‘IKA42’ and so matches the maker mark on the leather tab ‘Julius Kremp, Lüdenscheid, 1942’. The leather belt shows normal…
Light worn German equipment belt in very good condition. Maker marked and dated but faded. Mid war construction around 1941. Size 90cm.
Standard issue leather equipment belt. Late war construction. Worn condition. Size 95cm.
Often missing belt for the GJ windhose. Full length with original buckle.
Standard issue army (or Navy/Kriegsmarine) belt buckle exectuted in steel, coated in field grey paint. Light worn buckle in good condition. Maker marked by GB (Gustav Bremher – Markneukirchen), dated 43 (1943).
Light worn early pre-1940 belt buckle executed in pebbled alumium. No visible maker marks. Honest army belt buckle!
Light worn army belt buckle exectuted in pebbled aluminum. The front still shows sharp details and some of the green paint is still visible. Small dent on the upper corner. Maker marked on the leather tab by Dransfeld & Co Menden Am M. dated 1936.
Genuine leather buckle tab by E. Schneider, Lüdenscheid dated 1942. Should fit a steel army/lw buckle with the ESL maker mark on the reverse.
Standard issue army (or Navy/Kriegsmarine) belt buckle exectuted in steel, coated in field grey paint. Maker marked on the reverse by J.F.S., also known for it brown colored double claw. Light worn buckle in very good condition!
Very nice WW1 German belt buckle executed in steel ca. 1916. The buckle remains in good condition, retaining most of its green/grey finish.
Very nice WW1 German belt buckle executed in steel ca. 1916. Comes with its genuine leather tab, the stitching has been reinforced. The buckle retains in good condition, retaining most of its green/grey finish.
Third Reich organisations (HJ, NSDAP, RAD…) officer double claw belt with RZM mark in good condition. Marked RZM Kernstück L4/2643/38. Size 105cm.
Genuine leather buckle tab by Hermann Knoller, Pforzhheim dated 1941.
Light worn steel army buckle in good condition with leather tab. Tab is maker marked by H. Arld Nuernberg dated 1942 and matches with the markings on the reverse of the buckle H.A. 42.
Light worn officer double claw belt for a member of the NSDAP. Maker marked by ‘Kernstück’ and also has a RZM marking L2/5… The buckle itself is a Assmann marked example. Size 100cm.