Germany, Imperial; Germany, Heer. A Pair of Heer Belt Buckles for Enlisted Ranks, Imperial and Wehrmacht Versions visually-hidden 1916 and signed in pencil

1916 and signed in pencil by the commanding General of the 19th (2nd Royal Saxon) Army Corps

Bamberg merged with the Centralwerkstatte Dessau in 1921

planes during missions and on the ground

He was likely dismissed from army service due to his injuries

bearing an inscription of “NEUMARKT I

Germany, Imperial; Germany, Heer. A Pair of Heer Belt Buckles for Enlisted Ranks, Imperial and Wehrmacht Versions visually-hidden 1916 and signed in pencil(Heer Grtelschnallen fr Mannschaften). A pair of Heer belt buckles for Enlisted ranks, including: 1. An Imperial version, constructed of partially silvered brass, the obverse bearing a central crown, situated within a ribbed ring bearing an inscription of GOTT MIT UNS (GOD WITH US), the reverse with a catch and claws emanating from a functional roller, the latter retaining an original brown leather strap bearing hand etched unit dedications, otherwise