Overview: Belt buckles and brocade belts Germany 1870 \x96 1945

Steel, die-stamped, field gray painted, marked B&N 42. Attached to web tab, which is sewn onto leather backing and secured with an additional rivet. The 90 cm long web belt with reinforced leather edges, the holes of the tongue reinforced with aluminum rivets. Sewn steel hook.
An unusual manufacture using captured materials. This version is being offered by us for the first time in 36 years.

Aluminum with clipped-on medallion.

The field belt buckle made of aluminum, stamped on reverse "ges. gesch. 1". Lightly worn, condition 2.

silver-plated with brass overlay, Condition 2. Very rare.

Buckle made of silver-plated aluminum, reverse marked FLL by Friedrich Linden of Lüdenscheid, condition 2+

large early pattern, approx. 61x53 mm, brass with German silver medallion, worn condition

Silver bullion sash with green stripes and green lining, silver-plated buckle, approximately 115 cm long.

for the blue skirt, black leather with RZM L2/2410 marking and iron buckle RZM M5/117, length 95 cm.

circa 1943. Fine zinc, reverse marked “SS RZM 36/43 OLC”. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Steel with clipped-on medallion

Silver-plated brass

Sheet metal construction, silver painted, with clipped-on medallion, Condition 2

Nickel stamped through, on leather tab with illegible chamber mark and illegible manufacturer's marking

Nickel struck-through, on leather tab with unit marking "8./J.R.5 II" and illegible manufacturer's mark

Circa 1900. Silver bullion sash with two black and red stripes, royal blue felt lining, 2 slides, the buckle gilt with the cipher “WR”, length without buckle approximately 90 cm. The cloth lining with significant moth damage. Condition 2-3.

From 1895. Brass with nickel silver overlay. Condition 2.

Brass buckle, brown leather, up to approximately 110 cm long, condition 2-

Steel, marked 1940

Nickel with applied medallion

Silver-plated aluminum. Marked by manufacturer Emil Jütten in Lüdenscheid. 

Zinc buckle in field gray, attached to approximately 100 cm long webbing strap with 1 slider with D-ring, manufacturer marking G. Reinhardt Berlin 1941, swastika damaged, closure hook with prongs missing.

Nickel-plated version with applied medallion. Worn, condition 2.

Officer's field sash, 130 cm, silver bullion sash with red-white-blue stripes, 1 slide, backed with gray felt, some moth damage.

Nickel, on approx. 95 cm long leather belt with nickel hook, condition 2-3

Non-ferrous metal, partially red enameled. Clearly worn, condition 2-.

Silver-plated aluminum buckle, Condition 2.

Stamped aluminum buckle, manufacturer Assmann marked on reverse “A - DRGM”, on approx. 110 cm long silver brocade belt with 3 pull-throughs, blue lined, 2 slides, condition 2-3

Bandolier with silver braid on police green cloth backing, aluminum fittings, cartridge pouch of black leather with applied aluminum police eagle. Interior with maker's marking “A. Fischer Berlin 1937” and acceptance stamp “PO 1938”. Cloth backing with minor moth damage, condition 2.

Nickel-plated brass, hollow embossed. Clearly worn, condition 2-3.

From 1895. Brass with brass overlay.

Nickel, on loose leather tab by “G.H.Osang Dresden 1933”. Worn condition.

Brass steel, on original leather belt with steel hook, heavily worn condition 3

Nickel, on matching leather belt approximately 90 cm long with nickel hook.

Buckle made of silver-plated aluminum, marked FLL on reverse by Friedrich Linden company of Lüdenscheid, Condition 2.

Gold bullion sash with 2 gray stripes, lined with blue velvet, the buckle gilt brass, embossed at the edge with Aesculapian staffs, with clasped cipher “WII”. Length without buckle 113 cm. Worn condition, the hook is missing (!), the lining heavily worn. Condition 2-.

circa 1910. The buckle silver-plated, 53 mm, on black leather field belt with catch plate, 1 slider, length 96 cm. Lightly worn, condition 2. Rare.

Aluminum. Reverse marked by manufacturer FLL, Friedrich Linden in Lüdenscheid

Nickel stamped through, on loose leather tab with maker Schmölle & Co Lüdenscheid 1928

Toned brass. Slightly warped.

Steel stamped construction, marked N & H 1940, field gray painted finish, on web tab.

Condition 2

Aluminum buckle, marked on reverse by Assmann manufacturer, silver bullion belt with green stripes and lined with green linen, approximately 90-95 cm long.

Granulated aluminum.

Buckle 57 mm, gold-plated aluminum, reverse marked with manufacturer designation “RZM M 4/39”. Condition 2.

Gilt brass, mounted on green leather strap approximately 100 cm long with 2 slides.

Aluminum buckle, marked Assmann, silver bullion belt with light green stripes and velvet backing, 2 sliders, approx. 110 cm.

Aluminum

Fine zinc with traces of silver plating, worn condition

Buckle made of silver-plated aluminum, polished edges, condition 2.

Pressed steel, field gray finish, with leather tab marked "...1916", light surface rust

Steel pressed through, field gray, with manufacturer’s marking and model No. 413

Aluminum.

Aluminum buckle, silver bullion belt with green stripes and lined with green linen, 2 slides, approx. 100 cm.

Buckle 57 mm, gold-plated aluminum, marked "RZM M 4/24".

Fine zinc, steel-gray tinted, manufactured by Overhoff & Cie Lüdenscheid. Clearly worn, on the reverse side the attachment hook with the plate is broken out, condition 2-.

The buckle in aluminum, marked D.R.G.M., the field belt made of aluminum thread with woven SS runes and oak leaves, backed with green velvet on the reverse, approx. 100 cm. 2 adjustment slides. With RZM label.

Zinc, applied overlay soldered, condition 2-3

circa 1942. Zinc with clipped-on medallion. Only lightly worn, Condition 2

Gilt brass, the coat of arms with dark green cloth backing. Lightly worn, condition 2.

circa 1943. Fine zinc alloy, reverse marked “Ges. Gesch. OLC”. Heavily worn, carrying hook broken off on reverse, condition 3.

Light metal hollow embossed, silver-plated, with marking “RZM M4/22” of manufacturer Chr. T. Dicke in Lüdenscheid and attached RZM paper label “Koppelschloß nach Vorschrift der RJF”. Accompanied by dress field belt with brown linen lining, 2 slides, 95 cm long, without catch hook.

Turkish manufacture with riveted medallion

Gilt brass with polished edges, diameter 60 mm.

Nickel, on leather tab “Schmolle & Comp. Menden 1936”, on approximately 100/105 cm long leather belt with chamber stamp “DRP BLN” of the Deutsche Reichspost Berlin. Worn condition.

Nickel on leather tab with unit marking “2./A.R.33”, on matching leather belt approximately 90 cm long with unit marking “2./A.R.33”. Well-worn condition.

Aluminum buckle, Assmann, silver bullion belt with green stripes and lined with green velvet, approx. 100 cm.

33x46mm, stamped iron gilt-finished, with roller catch

Gold anodized aluminum, without maker marking, condition 2.

Gilt steel, maker mark “CTD 1941” on reverse. 

Nickel, struck through, on leather tab with illegible chamber stamp and illegible manufacturer's marking

Nickel stamped through, on leather tab with unit stamp "3./M.G.B.2" and manufacturer marking Overhoff & Cie Lüdenscheid 1935

Nickel on leather tab with unit marking “St.I./A.R.23 II”, on matching leather belt approximately 90 cm long with unit marking “St.I./A.R.23 II”.

Brass with applied insignia. Clearly worn, condition 2-.

Circa 1915. Iron, applied cipher “WII” (Wilhelm II), field gray painted. Condition 2.

Buckle 57 mm, gold-plated aluminum, marked “RZM M 4/24”.

Nickel stamped through, on leather belt approximately 90 cm long.

Brass with soldered overlay, dark toned, on leather tab

Steel, field-gray lacquered

Zinc, applied overlay soldered, condition 2-3

The buckle gilt brass with polished edges, eagle facing right, on approx. 100 cm long silver brocade belt with 2 black stripes, with black lining, condition 2

Hollow-embossed brass, nickel-plated, dimensions 50 x 70 mm, reverse side with manufacturer marking "Mahotka Antun, B. Palanka". Lightly worn, condition 2. Very rare.
Batschka Palanka is a city and municipality in Serbia located on the left bank of the Danube. 

Toned iron buckle with applied crown, on brown leather field belt, counter-catch missing! Condition 2. 

58 mm wide brown leather, with silver-plated two-prong buckle. 2 keepers, length approx. 100 cm, marked R.Erhardt Poessneck 1942. Condition 2.

Brass with applied overlay.

Nickel with overlay, on matching lacquered leather strap approximately 100 cm long.

Nickel hollow embossed. Condition 2-3

circa 1936. Aluminum, on leather tab with chamber mark, condition 2-.

Steel, die-struck, field gray finish, on leather tab “... 1917”.

Tombac with nickel silver overlay. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Buckle toned brass, Condition 3!

Wartime production, zinc with crimped aluminum medallion, gold anodized. Worn condition, Condition Grade 2.

Aluminum buckle, the gilt eagle facing left, on silver bullion belt with 2 black stripes, black lined, length approx. 95 cm, in round black cardboard box. Condition 2

Aluminum, marked on reverse Assmann DRGM 37.

Steel, field gray painted

Aluminum, with clipped-on medallion, reverse marked by Overhoff & Cie Lüdenscheid.

circa 1942. Zinc with clasped medallion, with catch hook for the belt. Unworn, condition 2.
The “Hirdens Alarmenheter” were established as a guard formation in 1943 and were under the command of the State Police until 1945.

Buckle 57 mm, gold-plated aluminum, marked “RZM M 4/24”. 

with applied medallion. Worn condition, Condition Grade 2.

Silver-plated brass buckle, on 110 cm long silver brocade belt with wide black core stripe, linen lining, without slide.

Gilded steel, reverse side marked manufacturer C.T.D., condition 2

Iron stamped through, field gray, remains of protective lacquer visible, condition 2

Gilt brass, polished edges, diameter 60 mm.

Aluminum buckle with remains of leather tongue, on approximately 90 cm leather strap (shortened) with aluminum hook. Well-worn condition.

Aluminum stamped-through, gold anodized, marked R.S.&S., the leather tab marked with manufacturer R.Sieper & Söhne Lüdenscheid 1938 and chamber stamp eagle M. Worn, condition 2-.

The gilded belt buckles for enlisted men and non-commissioned officers were not part of the personal equipment. These belt buckles were only worn for guard duty and handed over to the relief during guard change. This is the reason why Kriegsmarine belt buckles are so rare.

Brass with applied overlay.

Silver-plated brass buckle, attached to 90 cm long silver bullion sash with 2 gray stripes, green lined, 2 slides, condition 2-3

Gilt brass, polished edges, diameter 60 mm.

Aluminum

Aluminum, attached to leather tab. Worn condition, Grade 2-.

Circa 1900. Silver bullion belt with two black-red interwoven stripes, blue felt lining, 2 slides, the buckle silver-plated with the cipher “WR”, length without buckle approx. 96 cm. The cloth lining with only minor moth damage. Condition 2.

Brass, one-piece stamped construction. Worn condition, Grade 2.

Gilt steel, marked Dr. F.&Co. 1941, on sewn leather tab Dr. Franke & Co Lüdenscheid 1941.

Nickel hollow-stamped. Lightly worn, condition 2.

Fine zinc, unmarked manufacture by Emil Jütten Lüdenscheid, reverse marked with manufacturer designation "E J L". Previously worn, condition 2-.

Fine zinc, worn, ground find, condition 2-3.

Nickel with soldered-on nickel medallion.

Steel, die-struck, field-gray painted. Condition 2+

Aluminum, reverse side with manufacturer marking "ges.gesch.2", Condition 2

Gilt brass buckle with clipped-on applied cipher “WII”. 

Aluminum buckle, marked Assmann DRGM 38, on approximately 90 cm long silver brocade belt with 3 brown stripes, brown linen lining, 2 slides.

Location Königsberg, East Prussia. Aluminum with marking SRM, on leather tab with unit stamp “3./J.R.1”, manufacturer: Metallwarenfabrik Schmiedeberg Riesengebirge. Worn, condition 2.

33x46mm, iron stamped through and gilt, with roller catch

Aluminum, one-piece construction, swastika blackened, condition 2

Aluminum buckle with polished edges, on silver bullion belt with 2 green stripes, lined with green felt, length approximately 90 cm, with silver dress cord in box. 

Gilt brass, the applied device affixed with clips, somewhat corroded.

Aluminum

Gilt brass buckle with applied crown, on silver bullion belt with 2 interrupted blue stripes, blue lined, approx. 110 cm long. Without slider and leather tongue with catch hook!

Silver-plated brass buckle, on 103 cm long silver brocade belt with 2 gray stripes, lined with green velvet, 2 sliders. Condition 2.

Belt buckle of the “Hirdens Alarmenhet” with motto “Tapper Og Tro”, fine zinc, the medallion in fine zinc attached with magnetic pins, condition 2.
The “Hirdens Alarmenheter” were established as a guard formation in 1943 and were under the command of the State Police until 1945.

Brass, condition 2

Nickel-plated brass

Buckle of gilt brass, with applied cypher “WII”. With remains of the field belt.

gilt-finished, with attached RZM label.

Fine zinc, gilt finish, 40 mm

Gilt brass, applied monogram W with Imperial Crown.

Stamped iron construction, original silver plating approximately 70% intact. Worn condition, Grade 3.

Stamped iron, silver-plated, marked “Org. Todt” on reverse under the roller.

Steel, die-struck, field gray painted

Aluminum, medallion clasped reversed by 180°. Worn condition, Condition 2.

Buckle made of aluminum, edges polished, without catch plate. Unworn, condition 2.

circa 1930. Bandolier of black leather, all fittings in nickel finish, without cartridge box. Condition 2.