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Germany. A Justice Official’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle; Type II Dated 1937

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Germany. A Justice Official’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle; Type II Dated 1937

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Germany. A Justice Official’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle; Type II Dated 1937

An extremely fine example of a third reich period (1937) Justice Official’s standard issue belt buckle; constructed of aluminum with a silver aluminum finish; round in shape, with the obverse depicting a dome decorated by a national eagle clutching a wreathed mobile mobile swastika in its talons, within a thick laurel wreath ordained by barries and a ribbon on the bottom; the reverse complete with both keepers; marked “37” for “1937” manufacture and “DRGM” on the reverse - attempts have been made to erase the “F.W. Assmann” maker mark on the reverse; measuring 47 mm in diameter; in overall extremely fine condition. [C:166]