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WWII German Belt and Buckle Items-

Here is a unique and Scarce SS Battle damaged aluiminum belt buckle. This buckle was recovered from Rostov, Russia area. Excellent piece of history from the "Eastern Front"! The former owner held the roller and claw assembly in place with some spots of glue.

Here is a unique and Scarce SS Battle damaged aluiminum belt buckle. This buckle was recovered from the Ardennes area. It was found with other items that appeared to be ran over by a tank track. It still has leather pressed into the back of the buckle in some areas. A rzm mark is still legible on the reverse side under the claw assembly. Excellent piece of history from the "Battle of the Bulge"!

Here is a nice Aluiminum Luftwaffe buckle with 1940 dated leather tab. Dated with maker name still legible 1940 very good condition.

Here is a very unique Police buckle. This buckle was recovered from a aircraft crash site in Austria. Only police belt buckle I have ever received from a plane crash.

Here is a nice field worn RS&S Heer aluiminum belt buckle. Nice maker markings on the back. Perfect example of a RS&S Heer aluiminum belt buckle that was there.

Here is a very nice Akrika Corps Buckle captured by a New Zealand Sergeant on the Libyan-Egypt border in November 1941. Comes with a fully documented letter from the author Dal McGuirk. It was purchased by him directly from the vet. He wrote the book "ROMMEL'S ARMY IN AFRICA". The letter comes with the buckle.

This item-mint to mint minus unissued condition. Hard to get better than this. .

Here is a unique Aluiminum Heer buckle with leather tab. Dated with maker name still legible 1937 decent condition.

Here is a very nice Aluiminum Heer buckle. Very good condition. No maker name. Alot of paint remaining.

These type of items are my favorite. This unit fought all through the Eastern Front. This buckle was there!! Easy one to research!!

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This is a scarce early "NSDAP Youth," "Early Hitler Youth,"matching belt and buckle set. Some collectors call it the 35mm HJ belt and buckle set. This 35mm set is compared here in size to a full sized SA belt and buckle set for reference. This set is very hard to come by. The buckle is a nice "LINDEN & FUNKE" example and is in mint to mint minus condition.It has beautiful patina to it. It comes with a matching belt that is still in excellent condition. The matching belts to these buckles are actually rarer to find than the buckles themselves. This early buckle is a reduced down version of the SA style buckle and belt. Ive included these comparison photos to show you the exact comparison between the two belt and buckle sizes. It would be pretty hard to upgrade from this example!

This nice Heer tabbed belt buckle is from a rare maker in 1938. It was acquired from vetrans wife on a trip of mine to Salt Lake City. Included is a reference picture of a more legible maker stamp on the leather tab.