A 1935 Pattern Prototype Luftwaffe Em/Nco's Belt Buckle; Published Example Hold various funeral scenes

various funeral scenes

that he belonged to an Active Militia (the 7th Field Company Canadian Engineers) and that his trade was that of Handyman

1 Clasp - ATJEH 1873-1876

signed and dated February 11

A 1935 Pattern Prototype Luftwaffe Em/Nco's Belt Buckle; Published Example Hold various funeral scenesIn stamped aluminum, unmarked reverse, "note the rather straight line of the eagle's wings" states Angolia, measuring 47. 3 mm x 63 mm, with leather tab emboss stamped "Techn. Kom" (Technical Control) above "Seb. Salz" and stamped with the introductory "1935", with an embossed overstamp inscribed "3. Kp.", very fine. This particular buckle is illustrated on page 131 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich, Revised Edition" by John R. Angolia