A Mint Rad (National Labour Service) Leader’s Belt Buckle GTRexclude A portrait of Otto Kumm

A portrait of Otto Kumm signed in blue ink

stating that since his son has been declared dead

1808 – January 9

The cash flow enabled him to buy land for the future Empire Theatre on May 23

His records indicate his "hands (were) cold and clammy

A Mint Rad (National Labour Service) Leader’s Belt Buckle GTRexclude A portrait of Otto KummThis is a RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst National Labour Service) leaders belt buckle; in aluminum with a matte silver aluminum finish; the obverse with a standard RAD motif consisting of a spade with a mobile swastika superimposed in the centre, surrounded by five stalks of wheat along the edge of the buckle; the reverse with a standard double claw prongs and catch accompanied by a receiver; measuring 48 mm in diameter; mint condition.