Belts and buckles

Excellent Waffen-SS belt buckle in very good condition! This buckle is made out of nickel (Alpacca) which naturally has the shiny silver colour. This example is referred to as the “Fat Eagle” variant which is unmarked but believed to be produced by Overhoff & Cie, Lüdenscheid.

For a further understanding in the different examples in belt buckles I have written an article about the subject with 65 different variants to be seen here; https://fjm44.com/articles/a-guide-to-collecting-waffen-ss-belt-buckles/

Brown Luftwaffe equipment belt marked Hellmuth Berlin 1937 LBA (S) 75 in excellent, lightly worn condition. This is a textbook pre war Luftwaffe belt with hidden stitch mounted tongue. This belt is a small size 75 which should fit for the smaller modern militaria mannequins or a perfect example to display with a buckle.

Tabbed steel Heer belt buckle marked C.W. Motz & Co. Brandenburg a. H. 1941 in excellent condition.

Tabbed Aluminum Heer belt buckle marked Werner Linker Duisburg 1939 in good condition. This is a rare to find manufacturer!

Tabbed steel Luftwaffe belt buckle marked H. Aurich Dresden 1942 in good condition.

Leather equipment belt marked Otto Koberstein Landsberg a.W. 6 39 size 90 in unissued condition. Hard to find example !

Leather equipment belt marked Franz Brehme Walsrode 1941 size 95 in very good condition.

Leather belt buckle tab marked F.W. Assmann & Söhne, Lüdenscheid 1942 in good condition. Easily added onto a Assmann Heer or Luftwaffe buckle and a hard to find part!

Kriegsmarine administration brocade belt buckle marked FLL indicating production by Friedrich Linden.

Rare Flemish made Luftwaffe belt buckle in excellent condition. This is a typical but extremely rare Belgian made example. The buckle is a typical Belgian product with its base material in Zinc and the typical large prong bar retaining stud which is bigger then the well known Rodo variants. The buckle retains its typical catch which is made from metal wire, soldered to the base. Unlike the few other Belgian made variants I have seen this example is factory finished in blue paint in stead of the usual silver paint finish. These buckles were also used by the Belgian factory guards and NSKK members. This is a very hard buckle to find, and probably unique with its original blue paint finish!

Tabbed Aluminium Heer belt buckle marked Paulmann & Crone 1938 in good condition. One of the rarer makers to find!

Tabbed transitional steel Luftwaffe belt buckle marked Bruder Schneider 1940. This is probably one of the first Steel buckles produced with a factory fitted aluminum prong bar which was left from the aluminum belt buckle production. A rare variant to find.

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!

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 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. The belt buckle is manufactured by H. Aurich 1942. Nice example!

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!

Nice original NSDAP Sympathizers belt buckle in good condition. This example would fit a 26/27mm high trousers belt. This example is nicely marked D.R.G.M. 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.