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A Wehrmacht Deutsches Afrikakorps Belt and Buckle

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A Wehrmacht Deutsches Afrikakorps Belt and Buckle

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A Wehrmacht Deutsches Afrikakorps Belt and Buckle

This is a very fine Wehrmacht Deutsches Afrikakorps belt and buckle; the standard issue EM/NCO’s buckle is constructed steel (magnetic) with olive drab paint, and is unmarked. It measures 63 mm x 48 mm, and is in better than very fine condition. The belt is constructed of heavy olive green webbed cotton, a strip of reinforcing olive green cotton stitched at the right end, olive green painted steel (magnetic) receiving clip at the left end, brown leather tab stitched in place on the underside at the right end, the tab with seven rows of two holes each for length adjustment. The belt measures 864 mm x 45 mm. Scattered interruptions in the fabric and slight scattered soiling on the webbing. The belt is marked “1941” and “17/G”, and is overall in near very fine condition.