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Worn standard equipment belt in leather. Leather is supple and strong. Full lenght, not shortened. Size marked 88 (centimeters). Maker marks are faded due wear, most likely made in 1941. A very nice untouched example, straight from the attic!
Worn standard equipment belt in leather. Leather is supple and strong. As many examples, it was period resized moving the buckle tongue backwards. Size 85cm. Maker marks are faded due wear, most likely made in 1941. A very nice untouched example, straight from the attic!
Unissued and MINT DRK officer brocade belt buckle executed in aluminum. Maker marked ‘1’ on the reverse by the firm Deschler & Sohn.
Light worn army belt buckle executed in steel. Still retains most of its genuine green finish. Maker marked on the rarely seen ‘black’ leather tab by B. Haarmann, Lüdenscheid, dated 1942.
Light worn army belt buckle executed in steel. Still retains most of its genuine green finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by B. Haarmann, Lüdenscheid, dated 1941.
Light worn army belt buckle executed in steel. Retaining most of its genuine green finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by Hermann Aurich, Dresden, dated 1942. Also marked on the reverse of the buckle with the Aurich logo and 42 date stamp.
Honest and worn aluminum airforce buckle with leather tab. The buckle shows average wear but still shows great detail up front. The buckle is maker marked on the reverse with the initials ‘GB’. The leather tab itself is maker marked by Gustav Bremher Markneukirchen, dated 1940. Hard to find alu buckle dated 1940 as most…
Light worn Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in aluminum. Retaining lots of details on the front. Maker marked on the leather tab by F.W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid dated 1939.
Light worn steel army buckle in good condition with leather tab. Tab is maker marked by Noelle & Hueck Lüdenscheid 1942. The reverse of the buckle itself is also marked with the matching initials: N & H 1942.
Worn Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in steel. Maker marked on the leather tab by J.C. Maedicke, Berlin, dated 1941.
Very desirable Waffen-SS steel belt buckle executed in steel. Maker marked on the reverse by RODO (Robert Dold, Offenberg). Shows lots of wear. Beautiful buckle, that still shows nice details.
Beautiful Wehrmacht ‘Afrikakorps’ tropical webbing belt in perfect condition. Desirable variant with webbing buckle tongue. Size marked 90 cm. Maler marked and dated 1942 (I deem!).
Light worn belt buckle executed in steel with a canvas tongue for tropical use. Maker marked example by Hermann Aurich, dated 1942. A very rare and seldom encountered buckle!
Hard to find LW belt buckle in light worn condition having a black leather tabs (whilst most of them have a brown leather one). Maker marked on the leather tab by F.W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid dated 1942.
Hard to find LW belt buckle in light worn condition having a black leather tabs (whilst most of them have a brown leather one). Maker marked on the leather tab by B. Haarmann, Lüdenscheid, dated 1941.
Nicely light worn alumium LW belt buckle in very good condition, complete with leather tab. The leather tab still shows the date 1938 and maker mark Dransfeld & Co Menden/W. Also has a LBA (Luftwaffe Bekleidungs Amt) acceptance stamp. The Luftwaffe eagle shows nice details.
Very nice light worn standard equipment belt in good condition. Maker marked by Carl vom Feld, Solingen-Wald dated 1941. Still has an aluminum hook, which is nice to see for a wartime produced piece. Leather tongue is torn, but still has enough holes left for a buckle. Size marked 102cm.
Perfect and good looking army belt buckle that remains in unissued condition. olive green coating on the steel is 99% intact. The buckle is maker marked on the reverse with R.S.& S. and matches the maker on the leather tab Richard Sieper & Söhne 1941.
Very nice untouched and ‘as found’ army belt buckle. The buckle is a mid war steel constructed example with leather tongue intact. interesting to see the tab is exextued in pig skin leather. The buckle itself is maker marked ‘H.A. 42’ and so matches the partially faded maker mark on the leather tab: H. Arld…
Nicely worn aluminum KM belt buckle, complete with leather tab. Maker marked on the reverse by R.S.&S. (Richard Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid). The leather tab still shows the date 1938 (I deem, but hard to read) and similar manufacturer mark of Sieper.
Genuine well worn aluminum army belt buckle complete with leather tongue. The buckle does not show a maker mark, and the stamp on the tab is completely faded, hence I can’t see what maker it is. A genuine worn early belt buckle!
Original and worn army belt buckle executed in steel. Green finish remains present for 90%. Faded maker marked of Noelle & Hueck (N.&.H.) is visble, dated 1940.
Interesting heavy worn and untouched HJ blue webbing belt with steel buckle by RZM M4/44 Paul Cramer & Co. The hook of the webbing belt is broken, but could be repaired if you have a spare one. A webbing belt is very hard to find!
Standard issue army (or Navy/Kriegsmarine) belt buckle executed in steel, coated in field grey paint. Maker marked on the reverse by J.F.S. (Josef Feix & Söhne’ in Gablonz an der Neiße), also known for ist brown colored double claw. Unworn buckle in very good – MINT – condition!
Nicely worn alumium LW belt buckle in good condition, complete with leather tab. The leather tab still shows the date 1939 and maker mark Dransfeld & Co Menden/W. Also has a LBA (Luftwaffe Bekleidungs Amt) acceptance stamp.
Hard to find (blue) webbing belt for the M44 trousers. Complete and full length, shows normal wear.
Very rare and desirable brass/nickle silver Reichsheer belt buckle in worn condition. Maker marked by G.H. Osang, Dresden, dated 1934. Complete with leather tab.
Nicely worn aluminum KM belt buckle, complete with leather tab. Maker marked on the reverse by R.S.&S. (Richard Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid). The leather tab still shows the date 1939 (I deem, but hard to read) and similar manufacturer mark of Sieper.
Beautiful Wehrmacht ‘Afrikakorps’ tropical webbing belt in perfect condition. Maker marked by Jos. Poeschulz & Söhne, ca. 1942. Size marked 85 centimeters.
Worn standard equipment belt in leather. Leather is supple and strong, but feels a bit dry. As many examples, it was period resized moving the bucle tongue backwards. Size marked 105cm. Maker marks are faded due wear, most likely made in 1941. A very nice untouched example, straight from the attic!
Nice and light worn army steel buckle in good condition, retaining 80% of its genuine green coating. Maker marked on the leather tab by E. Schneider, Lüdenscheid, 1941. The buckle itself is also marked with ESL 41. Very nice and good looking belt buckle.
Very nice light worn HJ buckle in good condition. Maker marked by RZM M4/27 (Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid). Early aluminum constructed piece.
Very nice light worn HJ buckle in good condition. Maker marked by RZM M4/27 (Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid). Steel construction with silver finish
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).
Light worn army belt buckle executed in steel. Still retains most of its genuine green finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by B. Haarmann, Lüdenscheid, dated 1941.
Rare army belt buckle made in aluminum that is is made by Schmidt & Co., Schwelm and dated 1937 which is a rarely encountered manufacturer. The buckle still shows great detail on front and retains quite some bits of its genuine green finish that in some occasions is completely gone. A stunning buckle, complete with…
Nice uncleaned and untouched early Wehrmacht/SS equipment belt. Maker marks are faded. Pre-war example ca. 1938 with aluminum hook. Size 90cm.
Light worn standard equipment belt in leather. Marker marked and dated 1941 but hard to read. Size marked 95 (cm). Leather is supple and strong. A very nice example!
Extremely rare army belt buckle still made in aluminum, which is rare for a 1940 dated piece. On top of that is is made by ‘S.H.u.Co’ (Sohni Hueback & Co., Oberstein) in 1940 which is a rarely encountered manufacturer. The buckle still shows great detail on front and retains quite some bits of its genuine…
Civil type NSDAP/SA/NSKK or most likely Hitlerjugend belt for non-combat usage. Leather is very good condition. Seldom seen brown example. Maker marked ‘Deutsches Leder – Kernstück – 472’.
Very interesting light worn LW buckle in aluminum. Maker marked leather tab by Friedrick Turck, Lündescheid dated 1938. The reverse of the tab is unit marked to Flak Regiment 14 (I deem). The reverse of the buckle shows the the factory mark ‘F’ from the Friedrich Turck factory. These Turck made buckles are one of…
Very desirable late war belt buckle set in excellent light worn condition. Late war belt buckle coated in field grey made by the desirable manufacturer ‘RODO’. Comes with a matching late war belt in beautiful condition. The belt is named, size marked with 85cm and maker marked with a partially faded RBNr. code. A stunning…
Very nice and well-preserved standard leather equipment belt. Leather remains strong. Maker marked by VIERSEN. Has a RAD unit mark – like many of the belts worn into the Wehrmacht after the RAD service. A very attractive early leather belt!
Worn early pebbeled aluminum belt buckle in good condition. Complete with leather tab, dated 1937 and marked by Gebrüder Kugel & Fink, Lüdenscheid.
Nicely worn alumium KM belt buckle in good condition, complete with leather tab. Maker marked on the reverse by R.S.&S. (Richard Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid). The leather tab still shows the date 1938 and similar manufacturer mark. Also has a KM acceptance stamp (eagle) on the reverse.
Original and light worn HJ buckle in good condition. Steel construction with silver finish. Maker marked by RZM M4/46 (Wilhelm Schroder, Lüdenscheid).
Very nice late war dark green/grey colored buckle with enameled coating, to prevent the paint from damages. No visible maker marks although I think it is an Assmann & Sohn production.
Very early pre-RZM era SA ‘Sturmabteilung’ belt buckle executed in fine brass. Void of maker marks. Ca. early 1930’s.
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).
Late war Wehrmacht officer belt in light worn condition. Leather shows a small crack, other than that good condition. No maker marks.
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…
Often missing belt for the GJ windhose. Full length with original buckle.
Third Reich organisations (HJ, NSDAP, RAD…) officer double claw belt with RZM mark in good condition. Marked RZM Kernstück L4/2643/38. Size 105cm.