WORLD WAR ONE GERMAN BELT BUCKLE

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Item Code: 410-42

Wartime Model 1915 Prussian belt buckle. Face is stamped in one piece and has been painted field gray. Reverse has two pronged attachments and keeper. No maker’s marks are visible. Front has the usual Prussian design of a crown in an oak wreath with “GOTT MIT UNS” across the top.

Item has very light surface wear and is in very good condition.

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