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    what kind of belt is this ?

    Can someone help me with this belt ??
    Thanks !!

    #2
    Ahhhh thats really bugging me - I've seen that buckle before, more than that, its actually the buckle I need to complete some sort of uniform set I have - so I should know!

    All I can tell you until my brain fires up this morning (more coffee!) is that on a white belt its probably a parade belt for someone (assuming the belt goes with the buckle)

    More coffee I think

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      #3
      I know that I have a book that shows this buckle. I'll have to check it. I THINK that it is a buckle that was used for a relatively short time by members of the MVD.

      I'll check the book and post again.

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        #4
        Belt

        I have a buckle like that and if I remember correctly it is a
        Soviet diplomatic buckle. I could be wrong. I will try to look it up also. Mike

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          #5
          belt

          I am 99% sure its a Militia officers belt; Diplomatic Corps did not have special belts. It might have been MVD wide, but i think limited to Militia/Police in the 1950's / 1960's.

          DougD

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            #6
            Originally posted by DougD
            I am 99% sure its a Militia officers belt;
            I am not sure if it is an officers belt, but definitely, a Militia belt.

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              #7
              belt

              By officer i used the term in the western context; i.e. whatever rank they are caleld police officers. The belt would be for a Militia EM as the officers would have the brown belt with cross strap.

              A pretty nice belt circa 1950's.

              DougD

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                #8
                Olivier,

                I just wanted to comment that is a really nice looking Buckle. First one of those I've seen.
                Michael D. GALLAGHER

                M60-A2 Tank Commander Cold War proverb: “You can accomplish more with a kind word and a ‘Shillelagh’ than you can with just a kind word.”

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                  #9
                  Thank you all for comments ! Great help as always !!!!
                  CHEERS

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