A Prussian Schutzpolizei Officer’s Belt & Buckle, 1930-1935; Published Buckle Archive A General Assault Badge -

A General Assault Badge - An excellent example in silvered zinc which retains 90% of silvering

Second Class for 15 years

the son of Louis Peter Bradt and Harriet Bradt of Casselman

crazing in the white face

WWI 209th Infantry Battalion Pin CEF - Sterling silver with green and blue enamels

A Prussian Schutzpolizei Officer’s Belt & Buckle, 1930-1935; Published Buckle Archive A General Assault Badge -In die stamped nickel silver (neusilber), 49mm, very well detailed, marked on reverse L F 1931, in very fine condition; with 45mm wide belt, of an unusual, dark olive green color, unmarked (usually these belts were black). These type of buckles were worn by Prussian Police Officer, Polizeianwrter, Polizeiwachtmeister and Polizeimeister of the Prussian Schutzpolizei, from 1930 until around 1935 37. Similar buckle is illustrated on p. 400 of Angolias