An Sa-Wehrmannschaften Personnel Belt Buckle Auction he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the 16th Battalion

This mixing of crowns and crosses is well known practice of Austrian Order Chancellery and evident on many Austrian Orders

the last one finding its grave just 1 hour before touching down at Croft

the ends not sewn together

Type II (1887-1943) - Silver

An Sa-Wehrmannschaften Personnel Belt Buckle Auction he was transferred to theIn molded aluminum, 48. 3mm x 65mm, with matte smooth silvery outer field, centering political eagle in high relief; the reverse has markings "RZM" and "M4 22" (C. Th. Dicke), the sole maker of this buckle. In unworn, mint condition. Scarce buckle. (SA Wehrmannschaften was SA Internal Defense or Home guard units). Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R. Angolia, who start collecting buckles, belts and