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A HJ Member’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle by Paul Cramer & Co. of Lüdenscheid

Item: G32786

A HJ Member’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle by Paul Cramer & Co. of Lüdenscheid

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A HJ Member’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle by Paul Cramer & Co. of Lüdenscheid

This is a standard issue HJ belt buckle; constructed of stamped steel (magnetic) with a matte aluminum paint finish; the obverse with a standard HJ motif consisting of an eagle in the centre perched atop a HJ diamond that is surrounded by a serrated circular border with inner and outer rope and the HJ motto “Blut und Ehre” (Blood and Honour) arched atop of the buckle; the reverse with a standard double-claw prongs and catch; faintly maker marked “RZM M4/44” for “Paul Cramer & Co. of Lüdenscheid” on the reverse; measuring 63 mm x 47 mm; with nearly all of its original silver-wash remaining; a gently worn example; in overall better than very fine condition.