Prussian Police

[klr]

Another sos buckle. Early 1929 dated Prussian Police Officers Buckle in gold. Marked C.E. Junker.


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[Dave C.]

Stunning example

[klr]

Here is s rare buckle without the motto. This is from a friends collection. I have never come across one for sale. It is also from C E Junker but it isn’t dated.


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[yellow12]

Hello,

looks good to me .

But never seen bevor a buckle marked by Juncker berlin ..........

[klr]

These are the only buckles I recall being marked C E Junker Berlin. I have seen some speculation Junker was Ges Gesch 2.


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[JoeW]

Here is s rare buckle without the motto. This is from a friends collection. I have never come across one for sale. It is also from C E Junker but it isn’t dated.


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And what organization supposedly used this buckle?

[JoeW]

To be precise, the buckle is the 1929 Prussian buckle for officers and enlisted men of the Landjägerei and Gemeindepolizei.

[Wickie]

To be precise, the buckle is the 1929 Prussian buckle for officers and enlisted men of the Landjägerei and Gemeindepolizei.

Hallo Joe,

do you know the date of introduction? I was not able to it in the Ministerialblätter.

Christian

[JoeW]

Christian, the date of introduction is mysteriously missing from the Ministerialblatter. Löhken uses the date of the Prussian Police Bekleidungs-Vorschrift (V.f.d.P.16 I) which is 31.3.1932, but of course buckles are evident with earlier dates. Perhaps it was 1929, when the Polizei Seitengewehr was introduced. That was a major event. And using photo evidence is not easy as the photos are scarce and usually undated.