Original German WWII Army Heer Steel Belt Buckle in Excellent Condition - Maker Marked and Dated 1941 Helmets On the underside to the

On the underside to the left of the button trigger there has been some loss to the inlay which we think would be impossible to replace

Kerch–Sevastopol Offensive Operation (11 April 1944 – 12 May 1944)

so it was decided to enhance the capability of the PaK 36 by providing it with new ammunition: a large "stick grenade" for the cannon

This denotes that the owner was of officer rank within the Japanese military

and collapsed at their posts

Original German WWII Army Heer Steel Belt Buckle in Excellent Condition - Maker Marked and Dated 1941 Helmets On the underside to theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent, nearly unissued condition WWII German Wehrmacht (Heer) EM NCO's Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo). It does not look to have ever been fitted to a belt, and all wear is from storage and age. The Buckle design features a smooth outer field with central, high relief, embossed Wehrmacht eagle with down swept wings to slightly domed center, encompassed by an oak leaf cluster to bottom and bears the Heer