Germany. A National Penal Service Official’s Belt With Buckle By C. E. Junker Archive but also high-explosive shells

but also high-explosive shells

with leather tab emboss stamped with the maker mark "H

one in the crown and the other at the bottom ray of the starburst

This gave them a higher speed and the capability to operate with the Grand Fleet

1942 and stamped by the National Defence Estates Branch on the 26th was addressed to his mother but once it was found that she was deceased

Germany. A National Penal Service Official’s Belt With Buckle By C. E. Junker Archive but also high-explosive shellsAn example of a National Penal Service Officials belt with buckle; the buckle constructed of gilt aluminum; the obverse depicting a leftward facing open winged National eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika, within a laurel wreath; the reverse with an aluminum catch and dual prong cross bar; marked Ges. Gesch. and 2 for C. E. Junker, Berlin; measuring 50 mm in diameter; the belt constructed of thick leather, with a black polished upper and a