Rare SS EM Buckle

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

and the police buckle by Sieper.
So, there are only two possibilities 1.It is Richard Sieper or 2.A mystery maker who produced no other aluminium die casted buckle except a very few SS buckles (using probably a Sieper tool).

I do agree with you, and the reason why I referred to the Sieper's Police buckle in my above comment. This is the one IMO which will bring the evidence I am looking for. Unfortunately for me, I have an example of the above SS buckle but with many damage. To avoid this problem I could have access to another example in perfect condition which belongs to a friend. But unfortunately I am still waiting to have access to a Sieper's Police buckle to be able to compare side by side features until I can find one which cannot be refuted. You know as much as myself that photos are good but sometimes not enough ...
So, my question: had you the possibility to compare those two in your hands when you had access to "You know who" collection? If you were able to, and based on your skills in this field, your certification will be taken as an evidence for myself. <!-- / message --><!-- sig -->

[ww2relics]

This will be on sale at e-stand soon!

[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

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[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

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[Jean Pierre Redeuilh]

... and Thanks to Christian, Ric and Eric the Richard Sieper name is confirmed.

[Ric Ferrari]

... and Thanks to Christian, Ric and Eric the Richard Sieper name is confirmed.

Glad that rare bird has finally found the right home

Ric