Belts and buckles

Nice original Hitlerjugend belt buckle marked M4/27 indicating production by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. The belt buckle is complete with its original leather belt. Nice set!

Nice original Tabbed steel Heer belt buckle in good, worn condition. This example is manufactured by R. Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid but this is hardly readable. Nice original example!

Textbook late war Waffen-SS belt buckle produced by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. Unmarked late war example with up to 95% of its factory finish remaining!

Very nice original cased set of a Luftwaffe brocade belt, buckle and aiguillette in very good condition. All the parts are in excellent, undamaged condition. Hard to upgrade set!

Rare original Flemish made steel Hitlerjugend belt buckle in unissued condition. The buckle is a typical, Flemish made example with the tell tale silver paint with soldered catch and a typical non-RZM quality overall. There is discussion about the manufacturer of these buckles but the design and finish of these buckles is typical for the Flemish production for me. These buckles where recently found in the former Hitlerjugend recruitment office in Brugge, Belgium. Of 26 buckles found I have the opportunity to offer you several examples. There will not be a restock of these buckles as the source is empty.

Rare Belgian made belt buckle for the Service des Volontaires du Travail pour la Wallonie which was the Walloon equivalent of the Arbeitsdienst. The buckle is a excellent example in stone mint condition. Impossible to upgrade!

Rare aluminium Heer flatback belt buckle manufactured by W. Schroeder in very good condition. The belt buckle is a rare fallback example with a cupped catch on a injection molded buckle. The buckle retains a lot of the rare original factory applied silver finish which is typical for this type of belt buckle. Rare example in very good condition which would be very hard to upgrade!

Textbook tabbed steel Heer belt buckle marked RS&S indicating production by Richard Sieper u. Sohne, Lüdenscheid with most of its factory paint and leather tab remaining.

Nice original NSDAP Sympathizers belt buckle in good condition. This example would fit a 27/28mm high trousers belt. This example is nicely marked D.R.G.M. The paper logo which is covered by a thin piece of celluloid is undamaged. Nice original decorative example!

Nice original NSDAP Sympathizers belt buckle in good condition. This example would fit a 25/26mm high trousers belt. This example is nicely marked D.R.G.M. Nice original decorative example!

Nice original NSDAP Sympathizers belt buckle in good condition. This example would fit a 28/29mm high trousers belt. This example features a manufacturers logo. Nice original decorative example!

Textbook aluminum DAF or Deutsche Arbeitsfront buckle in good condition.

Textbook Unissued first pattern Steel Waffen-SS belt buckle marked RZM 155/40 ᛋᛋ with factory tag. The buckle is marked 155/40 near the catch indicating production by Assmann & Sohne. The position of the marking is the first known type combined with the nickel plated prongs indicating a very early production run. The buckle retains its original paper rzm tag which is a very difficult to acquire feature. The buckle retains most of its factory finish and would be very hard to upgrade. Textbook buckle in excellent condition; complete with original factory tag!

Rare Heer flatback buckle by W. Schroeder. This is one of the rarest Heer belt buckles out there; in good worn condition. The rare feature is the cupped catch on a buckle that is injection molded.

Rare original aluminum Heer buckle marked v. Hofe & Co. Lüdenscheid 1938 – one of the rarest Heer belt buckles to find! The buckle is in excellent near mint condition with the factory paint rating up to 95% and the leather in perfect light brown condition. The buckle is a rare example in perfect condition that would be very hard, if not impossible to upgrade.

Interesting tabbed aluminium Luftwaffe belt buckle by Wiedmann 1938 with unit markings and field repaint. This belt buckle is a nice pre war Luftwaffe belt buckle manufactured in aluminium by E. Ferd. Wiedmann, Frankfurt am Main. The buckle is a nice, pre war variant which has three layers of paint. The first is the silver factory coating. This was overpainted in tan camouflage paint, worn down and later in Luftwaffe blue paint. The buckle is unit marked Fliegerhorst Kommandantur Schweinfurt. Nice tabbed and pre war example with interesting details!

Leather equipment belt named G. Jansen in good used condition. I can not find a maker marking on this example.