New buckles

[regiment739]

Hi guys me again, just to post a couple of new buckles I acquired bought one off Mike Kulowski and traded one with Ric. First up a nice 1941 dated Noelle & Hueck. The buckle is in first class condition, just has some storage rust, I dont think it was ever issued. Both the buckle and tab are dated 1941.

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Rear

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Tab

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Makers mark

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Second is quite a rare one, the buckle is unmarked but the tab is marked K F Brahm and dated 1938 from Furth i/Bay. If anyone has another one could you post pics please?

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Brahm Rear

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Brahms Tab

[Chad Williams]

Ben
nice buckles how many heer buckles do you have now?? Chad

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Ben,

Awesome Brahm and as you have stated, very rare . I echo Chad in that it would be sweet to see a glimps of your Heer collection.

Dan

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Thanks guys, the Heer collective is growing steadily, I have a mint JC Maedicke on the way but I need to start getting more variation in the collection and looking for rarer maker marked buckles

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Aluminium

[sscrooge]

b

hi ben,thats a couple of nice new buckles you have just got and that collection of yours is excellent rgds dave

[KC1]

Very nice Ben. A true purist collector!

Dan

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Second is quite a rare one, the buckle is unmarked but the tab is marked K R Brahm and dated 1938 from Furth i/Bay. If anyone has another one could you post pics please?

Here is one of the first buckles I acquired as a kid, a 1937 tab dated Brahm. No buckle markings. This came from a vet in 1960 that lived down the street from my parents. He served with 10th Mtn. Div. in Italy towards the end of the war.

This buckle is in horribly worn condition, but will always remain one of my favorites because of the kindly gentleman who had given it to me.

Gary

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