This is what you would call a well used leather belt. Where to start, the adjustable leather tongue had been removed and moved back and sewed to the belt for a thinner person. Then removed and the next person punched four sets of double holes for the buckle to attach to the belt. Then the next perso ...Read and See More
I have had this for a while a very nice RAD ornament that is 5" wide and 3" high. The Robbin Hood cap has the RAD insignia with a poor swaz in the design. The shovel even has the rivets to hold it to the wood shaft. The cap and shovel are pined to the marble and one pin is broken off. The C & S can ...Read and See More
This aluminum die struck buckle shows little or no use just storage knocks. The reverse is marked with Assmann & Sohne figure and A&S. This buckle must have been made before the RZM numbering system was in effect.
Condition very good+ ...Read and See More
