Some new acquisitions

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I just recently picked these up. Would appreciate comments. Note the nickel silver rondell on the SA and the RZM markings on the Heer EM.

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photo 2 SA

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Photo 3 Heer EM w/RZM M/44 markings

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photo 4 Heer

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Photo 5 Heer

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Photo 6 Heer

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Photo 7 Heer w/tab mrkd "Bruder Schneider Wein 1942" no marks on buckle.

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Photo 8 Heer w/tab

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Photo 9 Heer w/tab. Would appreciate some feedback on the RZM marked buckle. I have heard of these, but this is the first one I have ever had in my hands. There is no doubt that it is good based on the construction. Any comments would be appreciated.

Bill

[regiment739]

Hi Bill, no probs with the M4/44 Paul Cramer, the Bruder Schnieder is also nice I have enclosed my M4/44 for comparison

Ben

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Rear

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Makers

[KC1]

Bill,

All very nice buckles. As Ben has already stated, a very nice Cramer with standard markings.

Here is mine as well.

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Notice that mine has the alum roller bar assembly and prongs which is also a common trait with Cramer.

[David North]

Bill

I think that the SA buckle that you have so kindly shown is very interesting.

The eagle design is usually seen supporting a mobile swastika and also, there are some who attribute this chap exclusively to Assmann.

Here are a few of the more common mobile swastika types.

Regards,

David