Germany, Ss. A Silver Nickle Enlisted Man's Belt Buckle, By Overhoff And Cie certificate_of_authenticity 5803) Naming has been erased

5803) Naming has been erased

the Canadian forces were ordered to country's northern coast

A total of fifty-six ribbons

Hindenburg Cross for Combatants (crossed bronze swords on ribbons)

their true original recipient was determined to be this British chaplain

Germany, Ss. A Silver Nickle Enlisted Man's Belt Buckle, By Overhoff And Cie certificate_of_authenticity 5803) Naming has been erasedA worn example with good looking patina, measuring 47. 5 mm x 63. 5 mm,; in very fine condition. Footnote: Design of this belt buckle first appeared probably around 1927, and was exclusively made by company O & C (Overhoff and Cie) until about 1931. Prior to that time the SS units wore the SA design buckle. From around 1931 on wards Overhoff and Cie was still the principal maker of this SS buckle, however the other companies also began to manufacture