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Germany, Forestry. A Prussian State Forestry Officer’s Belt Buckle

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Germany, Forestry. A Prussian State Forestry Officer’s Belt Buckle

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Germany, Forestry. A Prussian State Forestry Officer’s Belt Buckle

A fine example of a third reich period belt buckle, complete with clasps, for a Reichsforstbeamter; constructed of fire gilt bronze; a round buckle, with a Prussian-style eagle on a raised pebbled field wielding a sword in one claw, and lightning bolts in the other within a thick laurel wreath with berries and a ribbon at the six o’clock position; the reverse hollow; an unmarked example; measuring 46 mm in diameter; with approximately 80% of its original gilt finish remaining; in overall very fine condition. (C:166)