Belts and buckles

Pre war leather equipment belt marked R. Ehrhardt Poessneck in good used condition. This is a typically Polizei issued example with the large catch.

Tabbed steel Luftwaffe belt buckle marked R. Sieper & Söhne, Lüdenscheid 1941. The buckle retains its factory sewn leather tab and retains up to 95% of its original factory paint. Very nice example!

Aluminium Waffen-SS EM/NCO belt buckle marked RZM 155/39 ᛋᛋ indicating production by Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid in good used condition. Hard to find variant!

Textbook mid war manufactured leather equipment belt in very good, used condition. The belt is nicely marked E. Kammler, Görlitz 1942. The belt is marked 90 which indicates the belt size; 90cm in length. Interestingly the tongue has been taken loose a bit to make extra holes so the belt would fit a smaller individual. Very nice textbook example!

Rare brown Kriegsmarine issue belt marked Landeslieferunggenossenschaft, Westfalen 1939 in unissued condition. The belt is a textbook pre war example in light brown leather. The belt is kriegsmarine issue marked which is a very hard to find detail. The belt is a nice large size 105 and would be very hard to upgrade!

Textbook tabbed aluminium RAD or Reichsarbeitsdienst belt buckle in very good condition. The buckle itself is marked GB 36 and the leather tab is also marked G. Brehmer, Markneukirchen 1936. Interestingly there is an extra period applied leather tab which prevents wear from the buckle to the uniform. Very nice example!

Hitlerjugend belt buckle marked RZM M4/38 indicating production by Sieper & Söhne. Textbook aluminum example in near mint condition with up to 90% of its factory paint.

Textbook Heer officer brocade belt size 90 in unissued condition. Typical example sizemarked in pencil behind the buckle.

Tabbed steel Heer buckle by G. Brehmer, Markneukirchen 1942. The buckle is in good used condition with a pig skin leather tab.

Textbook tabbed steel Heer belt buckle in very good, close to mint condition. The belt buckle is nicely marked and manufactured by JC Maedicke, Berlin 1941 which is a rather hard to encounter manufacturer. The belt buckle retains up to 98% of the original factory applied paint. Excellent example!

Textbook tropical equipment belt in very good condition. Looks to be in the size 88. Beautiful late war, near mint example.

Equipment belt with open hook in unissued condition. The belt could be cleaned with a moist cloth; otherwise a nice unissued example in a good large size 105!

A nice prewar Reichswehr buckle in very good condition. These buckles where issued until 1936 and where in some cases still in use during the war. A uncommon buckle made from Alpacca!

Interesting Reichswehr period leather equipment belt in good condition. The belt features a nice brass catch which is typical for really early belts. The belt is in good and supple condition without any damages or repairs. The belt is nicely marked but this is sadly not clearly readable. Perfect example to complete a very early display/mannequin!

Rare Waffen-SS EM/NCO belt buckle marked ᛋᛋ 63 RZM. Rare original example in used condition.

These buckles wear the markings of Steinhauer & Luck but they are actually made by M. Winter. These buckles were previously marked 57 RZM, professionally ground and re marked SS 63 RZM. This was done because M. Winter lost his RZM contract and thus had to sell his inventory. This inventory was bought up by Steinhauer & Lück, reworked, marked and sold under the RZM. The buckles are easily compared to the 57 marked examples and when looking closely one can observe its former markings.