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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 (DAK) belt and buckle, with the buckle being in mint condition. The standard issue EM/NCO’s buckle is constructed in steel (magnetic) with nearly unmarked olive drab paint. It measures 63 mm x 48mm, and is in mint condition with the only flaw being a small isolated rust spot on the reverse. The belt is constructed of heavy olive green webbed cotton, with a brown pressed leather tab stitched in place on the underside, with seven rows of two vertical holes each for length adjustment. The belt measures 111.2 cm x 4.4 cm and is stamped “105” on the reverse in black ink. The leather tab is well preserved, but with a nick around the 4th (center) holes. Overall, better than extremely fine condition.