An Ss Em/Nco's Belt Buckle By Overhoff & Cie. Lüdenscheid Auction silver gilt with white enamels

silver gilt with white enamels

with affixed silvered diamond shaped insignia

although I did not actually see it in flames

the M1917 helmet had a heavier sandpaper texture than the British Mark I

screwback that appears to be field made

An Ss Em/Nco's Belt Buckle By Overhoff & Cie. Lüdenscheid Auction silver gilt with white enamelsBuckle in aluminum, it retains over 50% percent of the original silver paint and has moderate wear; many of these aluminum alloy buckles have the paint worn off exposing the aluminum, but this one has much of the original silver paint present a crisp die strike and a textbook example this buckle; this buckle was made in 1939 by the company Overhoff & Cie. Ldenscheid.