Hello,
today arrived :
today arrived :
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Glad it has arrived safely.
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In my top 20 want list. You seldom ever see one of these for sale.[emoji106]
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Congrats Markus for your "Art déco" buckle
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Stunning and rare!
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This always has been one of my favorite buckles.
I especially like the great symbol. The Assmann concern was one of the few that showed this buckle
in an about 1933 loose cataloque-page with article-number 21249/45 mm.
I used this symbol for the "sticker", to be signed, with my book about "Third Reich Reichsbahn Eagles".
200 Copies were serial numbered.
The technical drawing from the Eisenbahn-Zentralamt is being shown on page 83. In October 1922 the
great design was accepted and authorized for use. For me, since about 40 years or so, I ask myself to
what dress/uniform this buckle was worn. The regulations do not say a thing about it!Last edited by wilhelm Saris; 08-24-2018, 09:07 AM.Comment
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Hello,
and here are mine together with Bahnschutz buckles of other time periods including East Germany (worn until the 1960ies).
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Sorry, tried my best to get the pictures upright.Comment
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Reichsbahn/Bahnschutz
Here you go.
nice collection
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Congrats
Very interesting DDR pattern and I assume it's a rare one.
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Thank You Kirby.
@Ric: yes it is. The GDR-Bahnschutz (or TRAPO = Transportpolizei) was only a small unit and many of the buckles had to be returned in exchange of the general Police buckle with the ordinary state crest in the 1960ies.
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excellent collection except for the DDR that poisons the picture jkComment
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