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Very Good Condition original pebbled aluminum enlisted pattern buckle which bears the marks of F.R. (Franz Reischauer-Oberstein) and the date of 38 on the reverse forward of the catch.
An original sewn leather tab is attached to the prong bar bearing the full name inscription of Franz Reischauer-Oberstein encircling the date of 1938.

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by: Henry1946

Description: Note that I am not a dealer or broker and am providing the best description possible based on materials I have or have obtained from searching the internet. Items are being sold from a smoke free, climate controlled environment.
This item ships only to the United States.
This is an original German Air Force belt buckle of steel construction. The design of the buckle consists of a smooth surface. An oval thick wreath is placed at the center of the body. It has a bow in the lower portion. The area encompassed by the wreath shows heavy pebbling. It also has a flying Luftwaffe eagle. The entire buckle has field black paint.

War Relics Militaria sales

I recently acquired a lot of polish medals along with some prisoner of war letters and a ring (I believe belonged to the prisoner of war) I however don’t speak polish and need help translating the letters. If there is anyone out there who can be of any help please let me know and give me any details I can use to contact you.

Thought I would share the latest addition to my collection of Commonwealth Headgear. This is my "new" HSRAC Mk II Helmet that I bought from Peter Suciu, well known author of books on Commonwealth Sun Helmets and other headgear.

The helmet itself lacks any stampings but the liner is stamped 6 3/4 REM III 1952. When I received the helmet it came with a chin strap from the 1970’s, based on its ink stamped NATO stock number. I replaced that chin strap with a late war quick release chin strap that was specifically designed for armor corps helmets.

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Came across this patch today, but it looks very fake as the stitching does not match other examples on here. What do you guys think?

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75 years ago, in Warsaw the Polish Uprising had begun. Some of the soldiers wore these kind of Eagles. 14 thousand were made.

Eagle on the left was not produced.

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