This buckle is out of my collection and must have been purchased in the 1970's no tag. This brass buckle with the applied Saxony plate that retains all its fine details. The buckle measures 45mm in height. No makers mark, Condition very good + ...Read and See More
This buckle is from my collection originally purchased in Sept. 1989. This buckle shows lots of use and retains about 40% of the original paint.The plate has great detail and the buckle is complete. Condition very good ...Read and See More
This is your typical WWI Prussian brass buckle with the nickel Gott Mit Uns applied by sodder on the reverse. The Crown plate has great sharpness to it but the crown itself has a slight dent to it. No maker marks. Condition good ...Read and See More
This WWI buckle with leather tag has a gray green paint on 80% of the steel buckle. The buckle has a unusual catch that is mounted towards the middle of the buckle. The leather tab is marked 1914 the makers name can not read and Offenbach a M. The leather tab is held by four rivets. Condition very ...Read and See More
This is a pre 1938 army buckle with the standing lion and crown in a copper dark bronze finish. The catch is maker marked SSA ? and I have no idea who that is. Strange it has the same construction procedures as the German buckles. Condition very good ...Read and See More
This is a great buckle and has the full gray green paint and appears to have never been used. Period 1916-1918 all steel construction.
Condition very good +++
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