Belt and Buckle for an Austro-Hungarian Cavalry Officer?

[Jimja]

I have a Budapest made Roth Steyr 1907 pistol, as well as the original holster and 1 stripper clip. I'd like to find and purchase the correct belt and buckle to display along with this set. The pistol was made and accepted into service in 1912.

According to what I read, this pistol "was issued to the Austro-Hungarian Kaiserliche und Koenigliche Armee cavalry during World War I.".

As I am not familiar with uniforms of the time, I would appreciate if someone could show me which belt/buckle would be correct for the officer that would have been issued a pistol like this. My other question is how much would the correct belt and buckle cost?


Thank you everyone in advance


Here are a couple photos of the pistol and the holster:

[flik]

Roth Styer 07 pistol could be used by an officer, NCO or in some cases an ordinary soldier. During the war it was used by most branches of the army not only cavalry.

You can buy an ordinary austro-hungarian "Ersatz" belt from 30-100€. A nice war time stamped example can be bought in Europe for 50-70€ if you look. Just be carefull since similar belt are used all over the world and fakes also exist.

You can also get an ordinary soldiers belt with brass bucke (With the double headed eagle). I would go for the brown leather ones (worn 1908-1917/18). A nice stamped example is 100-150€. This to are faked.

A privat purchased example of the belt above (with detachable eagle) wil be 150-250€ range. Fakes... as above.

An officers belt with an FJI buckle will go for 200-300€ if everything is ok. But watch out because a lot of the belts are 1. or 2. austrian republic with old buckles.

Some dealers might charge you a bit more for some of the items while, with a little luck, you can get it for less.