Belts and buckles

Textbook tabbed aluminum Heer belt buckle maker marked and dated Gebr. Albert Menden 1936 which is one of the rarest belt Heer belt buckles to find in one of the earliest dates I have seen!

Tabbed aluminium Luftwaffe belt buckle marked LBA 1939. Unfortunately the maker marking is unreadable but the date 1939 is clear.

Nice original leather belt and belt buckle in good, untouched condition. The belt is marked 095 which indicates the belts length in centimeters. The belt buckle itself is a nice tabbed aluminium example manufactured by Noelle & Hueck, Lüdenscheid. Nice original complete set!

Nice original privately purchased, political organizations or parade belt in excellent condition. The belt is nicely marked Gebrüder Ohliger, Kaiserslautern. The belt is marked 100 which indicates the belts length in centimeters. Perfect example!

Textbook late war simplified leather equipment belt in good, used condition. The belt is nicely marked cgn which indicates production by Rohrbacher Lederfabrik, Josef Poeschels Soehne, Rohrbach. The belt is marked 90 which indicates the belts length in centimeters. Nice late war example!

Nice original leather equipment belt in good, used condition. The belt is marked 102 which indicates the belts length in centimeters but has been shortened/repaired which results in the belt being 96cm long. Nice original example!

Nice original Hitlerjugend belt buckle marked M4/24 indicating production by Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid.The belt buckle is complete with its original leather belt. Nice set!

Pre war 1937 dated Heer tabbed aluminium belt buckle. The belt buckle is made by Franz Reischauer in 1937 which is a rare to encounter manufacturer.  The buckle has completely lost all of its paint on the front but has been period field repainted with dark grey paint. Very nice and interesting example!

Nice original Tabbed steel Heer belt buckle in good, worn condition. The belt buckle is manufactured by H. Aurich 1942. Nice example!

Nice original Tabbed Aluminum Heer belt buckle in good, worn condition. Sadly the manufacturers mark on the leather tab is unreadable. Nice example!

Rare Dutch Female belt Buckle in very good condition. These belt buckles were sewn onto cloth belts. The buckle is typically in a two piece construction made of zinc. These buckles are rare to obtain and this is a very nice original example!

Luftwaffe brocade belt with buckle that denazified post war. A skilled collector added a newly made swastika to the buckle to restore it. The belt is otherwise a nice and rare original example!

Rare first pattern steel Rodo Waffen-SS belt buckle in excellent condition. The buckle retains up to 85% of its factory finish. This is a early, first pattern example executed in green paint. The buckle is a typical example marked Rodo indicating production by Robert Dold, Offenberg. The buckle is a typical first pattern example with the rope only to the left side of the head of the eagle. The buckle is a typical example produced by this manufacturer with the bold prongs and the cornered catch. Beautiful sought after example in excellent condition with of its factory paint remaining!

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. Nice original decorative example and a hard variant to find!

Nice original NSDAP Sympathizers belt buckle in good condition. This example would fit a 24/25mm high trousers belt. This example features a manufacturers logo. Nice original decorative example!

A mint steel Heer belt buckle marked RZM M4/44 indicating production by Paul Cramer & Co., Lüdenscheid. Hard to find RZM marked Heer buckle.

Rare zinc injection molded Hitlerjugend belt buckle marked M4/27 indicating production by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid. Rare variant which would be very hard to upgrade!