Germany, Weimar. A Reichsheer Youth Belt Buckle GTRexclude scabbard measuring 150 mm in

scabbard measuring 150 mm in length

arriving in France the next day and was taken on strength of the 2nd Infantry Battalion in France on April 1st

reverse illustrating the coat-of-arms of the city of Antwerp and inscribed "FRAETES FEC" below

The regiment was disbanded in 1943 due to losses on the Eastern Front

under the command of Lieutenant George Hunt

Germany, Weimar. A Reichsheer Youth Belt Buckle GTRexclude scabbard measuring 150 mm inA rectangular belt buckle constructed of die stamped bronzed metal, the obverse centre bears a raised circular field of a Weimar republic eagle with outstretched wings, encompassed by a ribbed border inscribed with GOTT MIT UNS with two sprigs of laurel tied with a ribbon at the bottom, the reverse bears attachment devices, measuring 46. 51 mm (w) x 33. 08 mm (h), fine.