Original German WWII Kriegsmarine EM/NCO Gold Finished Aluminum Belt Buckle by Richard Sieper & Söhne Ancient the front with metal trim

the front with metal trim

the Wehrmacht had specified that a soldier should be able to carry either two full containers or four empty ones

when he abandoned their position and left heading Northeast

This is a perfect specimen which can serve as a representative example of French Forces during WWII

Serial # 349392 with a clear SWP 1891 cartouche to the rear of the lock screws

Original German WWII Kriegsmarine EM/NCO Gold Finished Aluminum Belt Buckle by Richard Sieper & Söhne Ancient the front with metal trimOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice condition rare WWII German Kriegsmarine (Navy) EM NCO's Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo). The Navy originally began the war using the standard Reichsmarine pattern that they had used for well over a decade. On 4 August 1936, a new pattern was introduced nearly identical to the standard Wehrmacht pattern buckles, but instead of the Field Gray color used by the Heer, they usually painted them a gold color,