square, small touser "swastika" buckle

[lach470]

Hey Gang....I've seen these buckles before but don't know what they were used for. I can't post pics but this is a small, square brass swastika buckle that would have been worn with trousers. The swas is quite "dominent" on the front, having been stamped from the back.

I hope I'm describing it correctly. If anyone has any information on this type of buckle - I would appreciate hearing about it!
Could it be a early HJ variant? Possibly a NSDAP Jugend variant?

Thanks for any help you can send my way!

Thanks

Rob

[David North]

Rob

Is this the Gürtelschließe that you are referring to ?

Regards,

David

[David North]

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[lach470]

Hi David.....Yes sir: that's the exact buckle I'm refering to.

Do you have any information you can share with me regarding this purpose of this buckle...private purchase? Early NSDAP Jugend or HJ?

Thanks for any info you can pass my way.

Rob

[David North]

Rob

To be perfectly honest, I think that this buckle is no more than a 1920's or 1930's era, commercially produced piece of "good luck" emblem, costume jewellery.

In my opinion, no association with the NS movement whatsoever and despite the swastika.

Regards,

David

[lach470]

Hi David.....Cool man! Thanks for the info. I assumed it was pre-3rd Reich, or possibly an early 3rd Reich piece.
I appreciate your help buddy!

Cheers!

Rob