Belt Buckles

Constructed out of a single piece of blackened/brown leather. One end has a riveted on steel catch. The interior shows a stitched on tongue size marked "100"(cm). This is nicely maker marked. It has some age crazing and cracking but very servicable. ... See More

2nd Pattern – Wehrmacht-Heer Koppelschloß mit Koppel by H. Arld. A well-worn tabbed belt buckle up for sale. Very tough to find a later tabbed buckle. The rectangle buckle is constructed of a die struck steel base that has been green painted. The obverse roundel depicts an embossed closed winged National eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a ... Read and See More

A worn Army Belt Buckle by Hermann Knoller, Pforzheim. It is constructed of a single piece of die struck steel that has been green painted. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a smooth round background. The typical HK eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that ... Read and See More

Koppel- EM/NCO's blackened leather construction belt. 14 size adjustment holes. Belt length is 85cm. Army green steel clasp is complete. Good condition with 4 Mercurial staff cypher. (Winged staff with dual intertwined serpents). A couple cypers have one ofthe two securing pins broke. Could use a good polish. ... See More

Heer Koppelschloß, introduced in 1937. It is constructed of two pieces of die stamped aluminum. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a textured round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and is underneath the Heer motto reading: “ ... Read and See More

Heer Koppelschloß, introduced in 1937. It is constructed of two pieces of die stamped zinc that have been silver washed. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a textured round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and is ... Read and See More

A worn Army Koppelschloß. It is constructed of a single piece of die struck steel that has been green painted. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a smooth round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and ... Read and See More

Heer Koppelschloß, introduced in 1937. It is constructed of two pieces of die stamped aluminum that have been silver washed. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a textured round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and is ... Read and See More

A worn Army Koppelschloß. It is constructed of a single piece of die struck steel that has been green painted. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a smooth round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and ... Read and See More

A nice Wehrmacht Koppelschloß by E. Scheider 1942 of Lüdenscheid. 1940 pattern, field-grey painted, stamped steel construction, combat box buckle features a smooth outer field with a high relief, embossed Wehrmacht eagle with down swept wings to the slightly domed center, encompassed by an oak-leaf cluster to the bottom and script, "Gott Mit Uns", (God With Us), to the top. The ... Read and See More

Here we have an Army (Heer) Officers Brocade Belt and Buckle (Koppelschloß), that was introduced in 1937. The buckle is constructed out of a die stamped aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed. The round shaped obverse features a Heer closed winged eagle above a rough/textured round backing that is surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath that is ... Read and See More

A fine textbook example of a West German Bundeswehr EM/NCO’s belt buckle, the buckle constructed of fine quality stamped nickel-silver; depicting a detailed pebbled design with “Einigkeit/Recht/Freiheit” (Unity, Equality, Freedom) in upper case lettering formed into a circle, with a post-war German eagle placed in the centre, unmarked; measuring 69 mm x 54 mm. ... See More

Here we have an Army (Heer) Officers Brocade Belt and Buckle (Koppelschloß), that was introduced in 1937. The buckle is constructed out of a die stamped aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed. The round shaped obverse features a Heer closed winged eagle above a rough/textured round backing that is surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath that is ... Read and See More

Here we have an Army (Heer) Officers Brocade Belt and Buckle (Koppelschloß), that was introduced in 1937. The buckle is constructed out of a die stamped aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed. The round shaped obverse features a Heer closed winged eagle above a rough/textured round backing that is surrounded by an oak leaf and acorn wreath that is ... Read and See More

It is constructed of a single piece of die struck steel that has been painted. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a smooth round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the bottom and is underneath the Heer motto ... Read and See More

2nd Pattern - Heer Koppelschloß, introduced in 1937. It is constructed of two pieces of die stamped zinc that has been silver washed. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Heer eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a textured round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn wreath that is tied together at the ... Read and See More

Kriegsmarine Koppelschloß by R.S & S. - Richard Sieper & Sohne of Lüdenscheid. Introduced in 1935. It is constructed of a die struck aluminum base that has been gold plated. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged Kriegsmarine eagle griping a mobile swastika in its talons on a textured round background. The eagle is above a half oak leaf and acorn ... Read and See More

Constructed out of a single piece of blackened/brown leather. One end has a riveted on navy blue painted steel catch. The interior shows a stitched on tongue marked "B". Under the tongue is marked "85", (cm). This is nicely maker marked. It is heavy quality leather which is amazing for the 1943 date. ... See More

Constructed out of a stitched blue cotton with leather fittings. Unlike so many id these this one was worn. ... See More

A Kreigsmarine Feldbinde für Marinebeamte, introduced in 1934. The buckle is constructed out of a FLL marked die struck aluminum that has been silver washed with polished highlights. The belt is a silver flatwire/bullion and grey rayon ribbed construction with the navy blue wool backing removed. The buckle has two slides and two keepers. The buckle measures 60mm in ... Read and See More

Hitler-Jugend Koppelschloß by RZM M4/24 - Friedrich Linden of Lüdenscheid. Introduced in 1936. It is constructed out of a single piece of die struck steel that has been coper flash coated and nickel-silver plated. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged HJ eagle clutching an HJ diamond within its talons on a pebbled round background. Above the eagle is the ... Read and See More

Hitlerjugend Koppelschloß by RZM M4/22 - (C.T.Dicke of Lüdenscheid), introduced in 1936. It is constructed out of zinc. The obverse roundel depicts a closed winged HJ eagle clutching an HJ diamond within its talons on a pebbled round background. Above the eagle is the Hitler Youth motto reading: “Blut und Ehre” (Blood and Honor). This is then encircled ... Read and See More

Hitler-Jugend Koppelschloß by RZM M4/44. It is constructed out of an injection molded aluminum-alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts a closed winged HJ eagle clutching an HJ diamond within its talons on a pebbled round background. Above the eagle is the Hitler Youth motto reading: "Blut und Ehre" (Blood and Honor). This is then encircled by ... Read and See More

A rarer SS (SchutzStaffel) EM Belt Buckle (Koppelschloß) by Richard Sieper & Sohne of Lüdenscheid 1938, that was introduced in 1927. It is constructed out of an injection molded aluminum alloy base that has been silver washed. The obverse depicts an SS eagle with its tongue sticking out and outstretched wings, clutching a centrally placed wreath static swastika in its talons. The ... Read and See More

silver for a 45mm belt and Gold for the 60mm belt. Both are unissued and tagged. ... See More

The die struck alloy, pebbled front, open rectangular, double claw belt buckle, measuring Approx. 63mm x 47mm and appropriate for a 45mm wide brown leather belt. Show surface cracking. ... See More

The die struck alloy, pebbled front, open rectangular, double claw belt buckle, measuring Approx. 75mm x 50mm and appropriate for a 60mm wide brown leather belt. Just light wear. ... See More

Unknown thin example in nonmagnetic metal. NSDAP related? I just don't know, this may be 1920's US made. The metal is too thin to be for a heavy belt. A curiosity. ... See More

A nice RAD Koppelschloß by Gustav Brehmer. This buckle is constructed out of a die struck aluminum base. The obverse roundel depicts a centrally placed RAD logo, which consists of: a mobile swastika above an upright spade shovel head, this lies on a circular pebbled background which is encircled by a pebbled ring and five wheat leaves on a line ... Read and See More

Hey mom look at me! ... See More

Officer’s parade bandoleer features machine woven facing in bright, silver/aluminum wire threads with a subtle, repeating, waffle pattern flanked by smooth finished, bright, silver/aluminum wire outer edge stripes, all mounted on a police green, wool backing. The bandoleer has a silver washed, stamped aluminum construction, opened oval, sliding, length adjustment, a silver washed, stamped aluminum construction sliding, " ... Read and See More

Officer’s parade bandoleer features machine woven facing in bright, silver/aluminum wire threads with a subtle, repeating, waffle pattern flanked by smooth finished, bright, silver/aluminum wire outer edge stripes, all mounted on a police green, wool backing. The bandoleer has a silver washed, stamped aluminum construction, opened oval, sliding, length adjustment, a silver washed, stamped aluminum construction sliding, " ... Read and See More

3rd Reich Police parade cartouche with eagle. Leather cartridge pouch with aluminum eagle on it. The leather has age crazing but is all intact. The stitching to one edge has separated. ... See More

A nice Veterans Organization Koppelschloß. This two-piece buckle is constructed out of a brass based nickel silver washed roundel that is soldered to a smooth brass based and gold gilded body. The obverse depicts a centrally placed helmet, (Stahlhelm) below a bannered "Front Heil" and is above a half wreath pattern, which lies on decorative lines that are encompassed by ... Read and See More

First pattern Red Cross Koppelschloß. Here we have the early pre-1938 version. This piece is constructed in die-struck brass with nickel plating. This has a Red Cross logo in the center being surrounded by a rope and wreath. This buckle has wear yet remains in great condition! It measures 2.5 inches wide by 2 inches tall. A beautiful piece. ... See More

32mm x 100mm blackened belt with a pebbled OLC marked solid nickel buckle. The belt is sized stamped and maker marked to both the catch and the leather but hard to make out. I believe this is post-war manufacture. ... See More

In gilt stamped brass, reverse marked with what looks like a shield to the reverse, measuring 47.8 mm x 63.5 mm, worn, fine. This particular buckle is from the Angolia collection. Similar to page 556, center of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich, Revised Edition" by John R. Angolia. Rare buckle. ... See More

Great painted steel buckle with minor wear. These were used by most of the enlisted ranks of the Armed Forces (NVA), Police (Volkspolizei) authorities to include the STASI, as well as the Border Guard (Grenztruppen) in East Germany. All mounting hardware is complete. It's unmarked. ... See More

Feuerwehrmann Koppelschloß. This Fireman’s Buckle from the North German city of Hamburg is a great example of a scarce buckle type. It is made of stamped steel, as was common for wartime buckles. It still retains nearly all of the original silver wash. The front of the buckle depicts the Hamburg coat of arms on a pebbled roundel. Slight ... Read and See More

Feuerwehrmann Koppelschloß. This is a Fireman’s Buckle from the west-central part of Germany, Hessen is a great example of a scarce buckle type. It is made of stamped steel, as was common for wartime buckles. It still retains nearly all of the original silver wash. The front of the buckle depicts the Hessen coat of arms on a pebbled ... Read and See More

Well worn set with pebbled snap. These are blackened and much it worn down. They are unmarked. ... See More

Unknown thin example in nonmagnetic metal. NSDAP related? I just don't know, this may be 1920's US made. The metal is too thin to be for a heavy belt. A curiosity. ... See More