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    variant (?) SA buckle added to collection

    Hey gang! Here's one that I was able to finally get my hands on. Not a common buckle so I asked David for his help...you guys know how he knows his political buckles! .

    After his thumbs up - I went for it! Finally arrived today! Here's one that was probably made by a smaller firm in the pre-RZM days. If anyone has one similar - I'd love to see it.
    Comments always welcome folks! Thanks again David for all your help!!

    Cheers!

    Rob









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    wow..what a great catch and interesting pin claw arrangement..I am very interested to hear David's opinion and if he has one of these in his massive SA collection.. Rob, did you pick this up as a regular SA? or did the dealer charge a premium as a result of recognizing the unique features of this buckle?? Chad

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      #3
      Hey Chad....paid more than I would for a reg. SA buckle but when David gave me the "green light"...I thought it was worth it. It didn't come from a dealer but rather another collector. I think it's got a lot of character. Sure is different...
      Cheers!

      Rob

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        #4
        Great pick up Rob!!! I like it alot! I am sure it is well worth the price!

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          #5
          First time I have ever seen a catch like this Rob, nice find

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            #6
            Originally posted by lach470 View Post
            Hey gang! Here's one that I was able to finally get my hands on. Not a common buckle so I asked David for his help...you guys know how he knows his political buckles! .

            After his thumbs up - I went for it! Finally arrived today! Here's one that was probably made by a smaller firm in the pre-RZM days. If anyone has one similar - I'd love to see it.
            Comments always welcome folks! Thanks again David for all your help!!

            Cheers!

            Rob
            Hello Rob,

            a very nice variant ! So many interesting features on the same buckle.

            Best

            Ric

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              #7
              Thanks guys! It's been a while since I got the opportunity to add an SA buckle to the collection!

              Cheers!
              Rob

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                #8
                Hi Rob.
                Surprising buckle!!!! Unusual catch!!!

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                  #9
                  Nice one Rob!... Another great addition to your collection.

                  Gary

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                    #10
                    Thanks guys....Glad you like it!
                    Cheers!

                    Rob

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                      #11
                      Rob

                      Congratulations on a wonderful find !

                      It is perhaps a little difficult to say anything "authoritative" about this SA buckle, as to my knowledge, it is unique.

                      The roundel design is quite unlike anything I have seen before, although I have SA buckles where the roundels have "component" parts to this special design. The wide and near horizontal wings to the eagle are very distinct, as is the proportions of the high profile swastika to the surrounding wreath. The roundel also has a very special design of lower section wreath, i.e. sparse oak leafs running in parallel.

                      A fantastic SA roundel by any definition.

                      The obverse of the SA buckle is something of an eye opener too. With all due respect, the box ears, solder points and the pin/claw arrangement are not that remarkable, however the punched through strip catch is something that I have never seen before on an SA buckle.

                      A very special, rare and important SA buckle in my opinion.

                      Regards,

                      David

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                        #12
                        Hello David! Thank you very much for your opinion on this piece - and thank you for your help as well. Looking as different as it does, I was very grateful for your assistance when I first started considering adding this piece to my collection. "You da man!"

                        Thanks again!

                        Rob

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