A bit salt but still nice ss buckle

[Lassi]

Hi guys
I got this nice but a little salty ss buckle today I know it is an early one but what is the time-period of production, anyone know?

Marked RZM 24 = Overhoff & Cie right?

Cheers
Lars

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[Ric Ferrari]

Hi guys
I got this nice but a little salty ss buckle today I know it is an early one but what is the time-period of production, anyone know?

Marked RZM 24 = Overhoff & Cie right?

Cheers
Lars

Hello Lars,

you are correct : RZM 24 is Overhoff.
About year production Jean Pierre will be for sure more careful about.....

Btw, by the pics the post prongs assembly looks replaced, am I right ?

Best

Ric

[Lassi]

Hello Lars,

you are correct : RZM 24 is Overhoff.
About year production Jean Pierre will be for sure more careful about.....

Btw, by the pics the post prongs assembly looks replaced, am I right ?

Best

Ric

Hi Ric
Yes I think you are right about the replaced prongs, looks like it has been there forever thou

Cheers
Lars

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

you are correct : RZM 24 is Overhoff.
About year production Jean Pierre will be for sure more careful about.....

24 was the first RZM # obtained by the Overhoff firm just after the official introduction of the RZM. He kept it until the subdivision of those (M4's, M1's, etc...) when his 24 became M1/24. SS Buckles with such marking were certainly sold (and maybe made) well after the introduction of RZM/SS contracts since we have to wait 1936 to finally see some erased RZM 24's overstamped RZM SS 36/36.

[Lassi]

Thanks guys for your help and expertise
Cheers
Lars