A Scarce Army/Heer First Pattern Belt Buckle; Reduced Size & Published GTRexclude he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the 49th Infantry Battalion out of Edmonton

Military Order of Kara-George - Silver grade

with a celluloid moisture shield stitched in place

A 1929 King's Competition Medal for the National Rifle Association - Bronze

Nice quality eagle and cockade

A Scarce Army/Heer First Pattern Belt Buckle; Reduced Size & Published GTRexclude he was transferred to theBuckle in die stamped aluminum, 60mm(width) x 43mm (standard Army buckles are approximately 48 49mm high), center faceplate affixed to pebbled field with two spot solders, eagles head facing to his right (first pattern), excellent crisp details, unmarked, in mint condition; an excellent, scarce example in top condition. (Illustrated on page 74 of Angolias book). Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R.