Hi All -
While comparing and wiping down some zinc alloy buckles in my collection, I came across one of my 2-piece Heer buckles that has the Assmann hallmark on the inner sidewall. I've handled this buckle many times over many years and this is the first time the hallmark jumped out at me. Because it has the curved prongs, I always thought it could be an Assmann buckle, but the hallmark is icing on the cake!
I apologize for my crummy camera and even crummier photos (hope to remedy this very soon), but I hope you can make out the logo? It is the stylized Assmann "A" within a circle with a dot on each side of the circle. I've never seen this particular Assmann logo before that I recall, so I was hoping someone on the Forum could tell me if they also have a buckle with it or knowledge as to when Assmann used it? The prongs, rollbar and pin are magnetic steel with the box and frontplate being silver washed or painted zinc alloy. My guess would be mid-war construction?
Regards,
Gary
While comparing and wiping down some zinc alloy buckles in my collection, I came across one of my 2-piece Heer buckles that has the Assmann hallmark on the inner sidewall. I've handled this buckle many times over many years and this is the first time the hallmark jumped out at me. Because it has the curved prongs, I always thought it could be an Assmann buckle, but the hallmark is icing on the cake!
I apologize for my crummy camera and even crummier photos (hope to remedy this very soon), but I hope you can make out the logo? It is the stylized Assmann "A" within a circle with a dot on each side of the circle. I've never seen this particular Assmann logo before that I recall, so I was hoping someone on the Forum could tell me if they also have a buckle with it or knowledge as to when Assmann used it? The prongs, rollbar and pin are magnetic steel with the box and frontplate being silver washed or painted zinc alloy. My guess would be mid-war construction?
Regards,
Gary
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