Some HJ for viewing

[Terry K.]

Here are my loose HJ buckles. Top two are early unmarked, second row two out side ones are RZM and maker marked, the rest are RZM M4/ marked. If you would like to see close ups, let me know.
Enjoy!

[Terry K.]

backs

[Terry K.]

here is a close up I though you would like

[David North]

A super and impressive display of HJ's Terry and in my opinion, a grossly under rated buckle per se, within the collecting fraternity.

Shame on you though that you took a "collective" photograph!

The "triple" markings for the S u L made HJ's and DJ's is now a classic and I think, highly desirable next to Assmann and Overhoff.

I for one would not mind a squint at the markings, for the two remaining middle row HJ's.

Regards,

David

[Terry K.]

Hi David,

Thanks for the comments. Here are the two other middle ones.

[Terry K.]

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[Terry K.]

here are two M4/27's

[Terry K.]

last one M4/38

[Chad Williams]

Terry...nice buckles i especially like the M4/59 Adolph Baumeister...I have never seen this makers marks!! great buckle...the HJ buckle is my favorite out of all of the TR buckles!!! nice grouping..chad

[David North]

Terry

As you are probably aware, you have a very unusual and very rare HJ among the group, that is, by Adolf Baumeister (Ad.B.L).

A rarely seen stamping.

Many thanks for posting the images - great!

Regards,

David

[Terry K.]

Hi All,

Thanks David and Chad!
I figured the what I call, "transitional" (RZM & MM) buckles are the nicest ones as they are the best of both worlds.
Yours,

[Wickie]

Hi Terry,

nice buckles! Would you please post a close up of the back from the two buckles on top?

Christian

Hi All,

Thanks David and Chad!
I figured the what I call, "transitional" (RZM & MM) buckles are the nicest ones as they are the best of both worlds.
Yours,

[Terry K.]

Hi Christian,

here they are

[Terry K.]

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[Wickie]

Thanks Terry! I assume they are both unmarked. Nothing hidden under the prongs?

Christian