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    Unknown (to me) Buckle - WWI German? Weimar? Foreign?

    I would like some help to identify this belt buckle, please. It looks "German-made" to me, but I am not 100% sure that it is, in fact, German...
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    Unknown (to me) Buckle - WWI German? Weimar? Foreign?

    These shoulder-boards were found inside the same box with the buckle. Maybe they are related? Maybe not.
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      #3
      Maybe Polish?


      Schlange

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

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        #4
        Buckle is German! A Feuerwehr buckle from the 30th's.
        Don't remember exactly the state/ province. Maybe Brandenburg ...

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          Feuerwehr buckle

          Not Brandenburg.It's Aachen .

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            Polish E.M. Buckle

            Originally posted by Schlange View Post
            Maybe Polish?

            Schlange


            Interesting conjecture! I can see a certain similarity with the eagle on this Polish enlisted man's buckle...
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              Angolia's Book

              ... but this page from the Assmann & Sohne catalog definitively links the buckle to the German Feuerwehr of the city of Aachen.

              Thank you to those people that participated in this thread and those who volunteered information via PM.
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                On the note about Polish buckle. It is model wz.38, commonly known as "Rembertow" buckle. It was issued in limited numbers to few units for testing. One of them was based in a town named Rembertow near Warsaw, hence its' name. Only a few thousand were made, by 2 or 3 makers. Most common was Grabski in Warsaw.

                Jack

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                  #9
                  hi

                  it is for sale? I might be interested.

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                    #10
                    Believe it or not - it is the city crest of Frankfurt/Main, not Aachen. Assmann was wrong in this.
                    Regards, Thomas

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                      #11
                      The eagle from Aachen does not wear a crown.

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                        Originally posted by Wickie View Post
                        The eagle from Aachen does not wear a crown.
                        this is polish eagle , my question is different , it is original buckle? It is very RARE !

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