An Unattributed White Belt With Open-Claw Buckle & Should Strap; Published Buy Now it displays a nice texture

it displays a nice texture in the cotton and quality workmanship

1917 and was "discharged as consequence of being medically unfit due to sickness contracted on active service"

a bronze engraved name plate affixed below on the wooden base inscribed "Meinem lieben Kameraden Fritz Sandvohs zur steten Erinnerung gewidmet von Hugo Kinzel Ludenscheid"

The reverse of the crossguard is stamped with the District mark "III" in Roman numerals

measuring 50mm

An Unattributed White Belt With Open-Claw Buckle & Should Strap; Published Buy Now it displays a nice textureFrom the Angolia collection, this is a set is published on page 61 of his publication. Thought to be worn by either Police of HJ; consisting of a pebbled double open claw buckle, 45mm aluminum finished zinc, on white leather belt with matching shoulder strap; very fine. Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles and militaria accumulated by John R. Angolia, who start collecting buckles, belts and brocades from 1944 until around