Belts and buckles

Leather EM / NCO equipment belt marked Carl vom Feld, Solingen-Wald 1938 in Size 95. Excellent early piece.

Leather EM / NCO equipment belt marked 1/0490/0*** in Size 95.

Leather equipment belt marked 0/0676/0039 EZGJ 1943 size 95 in good used condition.

Tabbed steel Heer belt buckle marked R. Sieper u Sohne 1940 in good condition. Nice early example made in the first year of production in steel!

Nice original pre war manufactured tabbed aluminium Heer belt buckle in good condition. The buckle is nicely marked OLC and the leather tab is marked Overhoff & Cie., Lüdenscheid 1937. The belt buckle still features a lot of the original factory applied paint on the back. Nice original pre war aluminium Heer belt buckle!

Tabbed Steel Heer belt buckle marked Bruder Schneider 1940 in good used condition.

Tabbed Aluminium Heer belt buckle marked Jul. Maurer 1937 in good condition. Hard to find maker.

Tabbed aluminium belt buckle marked Hermann Knoller Pforzheim 1940 in good condition. This is a less common manufacturer in the last year of production in Aluminium. This buckle is rare because only they only produced aluminium buckles in 1940 for a few months only. Nice buckle with a large amount of paint remaining.

Political belt buckle marked RZM M5/71 with RZM tag indicating production by Overhoff & Cie.

Steel Heer belt buckle marked C.T.D. 1943 indicating production by Christian Theodor Dicke. Textbook late war example finished in Blaugrau paint which was the standard button, belt hook and buckle colour for the Wehrmacht.

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

Tabbed Aluminum Heer belt buckle marked Lehmann & Wunderberg 1938. This is a rare manufacturer to find!

Leather equipment belt marked Aachen 1943 size 100 in good used condition.

Leather equipment belt marked Karl Hepting & Co. Stgt. Feuerbach 3 38 size 95 in excellent condition. Hard to find pre war example!

Untouched Hitlerjugend belt complete with its original buckle. The set consist out of a typical late war belt manufactured out of Pressstoff together with a steel denazified Hitlerjugend buckle. This is a textbook set up for late war HJ in nice, untouched and uncleaned condition!

Rare zinc injection mold Hitlerjugend belt buckle marked M4/39 indicating production by Assmann & Sohne. The belt buckle is complete with its original leather belt which is nicely marked 85 which indicates the length in centimeters. Nice and hard to find set with a zinc injection mold Hitlerjugend belt buckle!

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 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!