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    #1

    Heer buckle, which producer?

    Here are the only 2 picts I have for the moment; Is anyone able to identify the producer marking?

    Thank you in advance,

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    #2
    The maker is Christian Theodor Dicke. Nice buckle!

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      #3
      Thank you!

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        #4
        Hallo,

        I found other buckles marked CTD 1942 with the same "design" of the letters, and all I found were Kriegsmarine buckles... is this true or only my opinion?

        Thank you!

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          #5
          Most of the alu KM buckles are R.S &S.
          You mean iron blue ones? coast artillery/Heer

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            #6
            Originally posted by argan View Post
            Hallo,
            I found other buckles marked CTD 1942 with the same "design" of the letters, and all I found were Kriegsmarine buckles... is this true or only my opinion?
            Thank you!
            It's just a coincidence. There is no relation between KM buckle and CTD mark typeset. IMO.
            Instead, usually CTD KM steel gold buckles have the crank catch.

            Regards
            brus

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              #7
              Originally posted by brus View Post
              It's just a coincidence. There is no relation between KM buckle and CTD mark typeset. IMO.
              Instead, usually CTD KM steel gold buckles have the crank catch.

              Regards
              brus
              I agree with brus. Dicke used a few different types of lettering on the Heer buckles. I've seen at least three. The one you show tends to be less distinct and is often difficult to read or almost completely illegible. It's the same kind as is on my steel gold KM, but it's also seen on regular Heer buckles.

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                #8
                Thank you very much to you all for the help!

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