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    Help for identify Austrian belt and buckle

    Originally posted on Imperial Uniforms with no response , a member suggested to post here :

    It seems to me older than 1 WW period , originally it was completely gilded , now remains faint traces ...Will be helpful what do you experts think about....
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            Hello,
            Very interesting belt and buckle you have there. Definitely Habsburg Austrian. The double buckle itself seems more suited to a brocade but the leather belt is obviously period. As to what particular branch of service it belongs to, I cannot say. Imperial items don't seem to get a lot of comments here. Maybe try the Imperial section.
            Kevin

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              Originally posted by Kevin C Rea View Post
              Hello,
              Very interesting belt and buckle you have there. Definitely Habsburg Austrian. The double buckle itself seems more suited to a brocade but the leather belt is obviously period. As to what particular branch of service it belongs to, I cannot say. Imperial items don't seem to get a lot of comments here. Maybe try the Imperial section.
              Kevin
              Thank you Kevin for viewing and your comment , the question is as you wrote : " to what particular branch of service it belongs to " , I hope someone in this forum will have the answer

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