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    #1

    Buckle identification

    Hi guys,

    A steel buckle for your review. IMO a good one. Can anyone confirm this and maby identify a maker? And is this a late or early war example?

    Regards,

    Jac



    Last edited by The Jackal; 08-10-2016, 12:29 PM.
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    Original J.C. Maedicke or C.W. Motz buckle

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      #3
      Thanks!

      Is there anyway of knowing this example beeing early or late war?

      Jac

      My collection: www.ww2-militaria.webklik.nl

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        #4
        Originally posted by ivanjoaquin View Post
        Original J.C. Maedicke or C.W. Motz buckle
        +1

        If color on my screen is correct, I see blue finishing: if so, it's a late war one.

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          #5
          Looks like original Heer buckle produced by J C Maedicke, Berlin. Without leater tab its hard to tell the exact date of buckle production. For now its 1940 -1943.


          Schlange

          http://www.mojalbum.com/schlange88/album

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            #6
            Fantastic guys. Great to see al this knowlage come together on this forum. Learning all the time 👍.

            Regards,

            Jac

            My collection: www.ww2-militaria.webklik.nl

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              #7
              It is hard or imposible to distiguish a Maedicke buckle from a Motz one without leather tab, this buckle probably missed his tab, (unpainted post sleeve) so it was made before 1943 and IMO is green not blue painted.
              This blue buckle with painted post sleeve is from my collection

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                    Hi Ivan,

                    Thanks for sharing. So the blue ones are late war (produced 44 and 45)?

                    The shown belt and buckle are offered to me for 100 euro(s). So, I gues this is a good deal (not overpriced).

                    Regards,

                    Jac

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by The Jackal View Post
                      Hi Ivan,

                      Thanks for sharing. So the blue ones are late war (produced 44 and 45)?

                      The shown belt and buckle are offered to me for 100 euro(s). So, I gues this is a good deal (not overpriced).

                      Regards,

                      Jac
                      Yes blue variations are found from 1943 dated until war end.

                      I correct myself: now on my PC the colour is clearly green
                      I agree with Ivan

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                        My collection: www.ww2-militaria.webklik.nl

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                          Originally posted by The Jackal View Post
                          Hi Ivan,

                          Thanks for sharing. So the blue ones are late war (produced 44 and 45)?

                          The shown belt and buckle are offered to me for 100 euro(s). So, I gues this is a good deal (not overpriced).
                          Yes the blue paint is very common in late war (1943) Heer buckles
                          The set price depends upon the belt condition, markings...

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                            Thanks!

                            Jac

                            My collection: www.ww2-militaria.webklik.nl

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