Germany, Kriegsmarine. An Em/Nco’s Service Belt Buckle, By Josef Feix & Söhne Hold It sits securely within a

It sits securely within a silver-plated upper crossguard

presenting some scuffing to the cover

with the 5th Battalion

1860s Militia Belt with Ammunition Pouch

each with a discreet gray plastic button securing the cuff closed

Germany, Kriegsmarine. An Em/Nco’s Service Belt Buckle, By Josef Feix & Söhne Hold It sits securely within aA textbook example of a worn Wehrmacht Heer (Army) EM NCOs service belt buckle; constructed of steel with its traditional grey finish; the obverse with a circular rope with the lower half of the circle filled with an oak leaf wreath, and the other half inscribed Gott Mit Uns (God with Us), with a smaller circular rope, with a raised lightly textured field with a Wehrmacht eagle clutching a mobile swastika in its talons; the reverse maker marked JFS