some new buckles

[coloradocowboy]

I just got these in the mail and thought i would post a couple of pics. comments always appreciated The first is a lufty. the maker is RS & S. The tab is dated 1940.

[coloradocowboy]

heres the back

[coloradocowboy]

next is a heer buckle made in 1941. i think it is made by E S L.

[coloradocowboy]

backside

[coloradocowboy]

next is another lufty with a very think black belt (outside) brown (inside). The tab says j c maedicke berlin 1941. The belt has a date of 1942. There is surface rust on all of these buckles. Ive decided not to mess with them in case i ever decide to sell

[koch42107]

Hello,

nice worn buckles! The first is from the maker Richard Sieper & Söhne -Lüdenscheid and the second from Ernst Schneider- Lüdenscheid.

Best regards,

Sascha

[coloradocowboy]

last one is an SA. it seems to be in very good shape. i am not seeing a maker mark on this buckle. also came with a black belt

[coloradocowboy]

again, any comments would be appreciated They are in pretty good shape a little surface rust, but that is about it. i havent cleaned them yet. I have done a litte research and it seems that i should leave these the way i found them? The leather is quite stiff should i leave it alone?
thanks,
chris

[regiment739]

Nice original worn buckles

[Ric Ferrari]

next is another lufty with a very think black belt (outside) brown (inside). The tab says j c maedicke berlin 1941. The belt has a date of 1942. There is surface rust on all of these buckles. Ive decided not to mess with them in case i ever decide to sell

Hello,

the third one (LW) is also original

I suggest to do not clean them

Best

Ric

[coloradocowboy]

thanks guys. are any of these buckles rare? or just run of the mill. thanks for the help

[lach470]

I'd say they are run of the mill....they are a little more "salty" than most of the buckles we see on here. Nonetheless - they are real and that is always good!
Nothing rare - but all legit!

Cheers!

Rob

[Valter Gorenc]

Not rare, but nice orginial examples! these earlier SA buckles are usually unmarked, and they stay in great condition as they are made of better materials (brass vs. iron or alu).

[coloradocowboy]

thanks for the help guys! i appreciate your help