Extremely rare army belt buckle exectued in steel. Green coating still 80% intacnt. Ca. 1941-42 production, maker marked by RODO (Robert Dold, Offenberg) under the catch. Typical for these buckles is the unmarked leather tongue.

Light worn steel buckle, retaining most of its blue 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.

Genuine mid war steel Luftwaffe buckle in light worn condition. Still retaining most parts of its original blue finish on the front. The reverse of the buckle is engraved with the Schmöle logo (An arrow with S and C on both sides, dated 1941 below). The leather belt tab shows an oval maker marked of…

MINT Wehrmacht officer double claw belt buckle

Very hard to find steel constructed Kriegsmarine belt buckle coated in gold. The buckle retains 90% of its gold finish and still looks amazing. Most of these examples have either lost their finish or started rusting. This is one of the better examples I have ever owned. Very nice and rare piece and much rarer…

Worn HJ buckle maker marked by RZM M4/38 Richard Sieper & Söhne (Lüdenscheid). Rare injection moulded aluminum example

Excellent light worn standard Wehrmacht (Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine and SS) equipment belt in good condition. Leather remains supple and strong. Maker marks faded. dated 1942 (I deem). Size 90cm.

Hard to find green leather brocade belt (Feldbinde) for a forestry operator. The belt remains in excellent unworn condition. Complete with alumium buckle that shows crips details. Belt size marked 95cm untill 105cm.

Very rare and early Luftwaffe buckle executed in aluminum. The buckle features a first pattern eagle, so called ‘droop tail’. The reverse is typical for a parade or dress belt. This is a very rare and desirable buckle for a buckle collector. Most likely made in 1935.

Unworn Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in steel. Retaining most of its genuine blue finish. Unmarked example by F.W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid made in ca. 1944.

Extremely rare and hard to find Luftwaffe belt buckle executed in aluminum by Schmöle & Comp. Menden, dated 1940. Buckle is complete with genuine leather tab. Front of the buckle shows nice details and patina. First example I ever seen and no others to be found online.

German standard belt for civil organisations such as Hitlerjugend, Todt, Allgemeine SS… etc. Remains in good condition. 90cm

Nice unworn army steel buckle in very good condition, retaining its genuine olive green coating. Maker marked on the leather tab by Brüder Schneider, Wien. Dated 1942.

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.

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.

Nice, honest and worn mid-war Waffen-SS belt buckle executed in steel. Maker marked with RZM 155/40 SS which is the code of the firm F.W. Assmann & Söhne in Lüdenscheid in 1940.

Nice worn buckle executed in aluminum. Maker marked by SS 822/38 RZM (presumed to be Richard Sieper) dated 1938.

Classic early army aluminum belt buckle in light worn condition. Hard to find example with still 90% of the original green finish present on the exterior! Complete with maker marked leather tab by H. Arld, Lüdenscheid, dated 1937. Shows a H.A. mark on the reverse of the buckle as well.

Classic mid war steel constructed army belt buckle with leather tab in light worn condition. A beautiful buckle showing crisp details. Maker marked on the leather tab by Berg und Nolte A.-G. Lüdenscheid dated 1942. The reverse of the buckle shows a matching maker mark; B&N-42.

Classic late war Waffen-SS belt buckle executed in steel. Typical unmarked example produced by the Overhoff company. The buckle shows light wear. Its genuine silver colored finish on the front is almost completely present. Beautiful belt buckle that still shows all of its fine details.

Beautiful Wehrmacht ‘Afrikakorps’ tropical webbing belt in perfect condition. Desirable variant with leather tip. Size 90 cm. Made ca. 1942.

Unworn army belt buckle executed in steel. Still retains all of its genuine green finish. Maker marked on the leather tab by B. Haarmann, Lüdenscheid, dated 1940.

Hard to find army belt buckle in light worn condition. Maker marked by Klein & Quenzer AG, Idar-Oberstein a very uncommon and rarely encounter manufacturer. The buckle itself is also marked with K.u.Q. logo dated 38.

Mid war constructed ca. 1942 leather equipment belt for Luftwaffe personnel having a blue colored buckle catch. The belt has been period resized cutting a piece away and removed the tongue, just piercing a set of holes for the buckle (like late war belts). Maker marks are faded. Actual size now: 87cm.

Very nice light worn officer dress belt in good condition. Aluminum buckle shows nice details, void of maker marked. Belt is marked with size 100cm. Beautiful and complete belt.

Well worn officer double claw belt executed in brown leather. No visible maker marks. Size 100 cm. Zinc buckle ca. 1940 construction.

Beautiful Wehrmacht ‘Afrikakorps’ tropical webbing belt in perfect condition. Complete with leather buckle tongue. Size marked 85cm. Maker marked with RBNr. 0/0561/0005.

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 civil style belt that could be worn by many political organisations (nsdap, Hitlerjugend, SA, SS, NSKK, etc.). Nicely maker marked with RZM markings.