SA or NSKK buckle ( RZM ) ?

[jurakas]

hi !

Is it good buckle or nice marking ,..or `one bad ` ?

The marker 28 is rare on this type of buckle ?

[klr]

Paulmsnn and Crone. Great buckle. SA used both silver and gold colored buckles. NSKK used the silver ones. I have seen a silver one marked like this but this is brass one I recall seeing.[emoji106]


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[jurakas]

Paulmsnn and Crone. Great buckle. SA used both silver and gold colored buckles. NSKK used the silver ones. I have seen a silver one marked like this but this is brass one I recall seeing.[emoji106]


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Great thanks !

Then is all good for me

[yellow12]

Hello,

nice PuC buckle.

The combination from SA and this typ marking is very rare ..........

Here two examples with earlyer marking :

[jurakas]

Hi !

Thanks !

Your buckle is better, i see...

[Takamura]

Where is it possible to have the list of code maker and signification?

Thanks

[yellow12]

Where is it possible to have the list of code maker and signification?

Thanks

Hello,

look here

PuC > M4/28

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&rct=j...Pvb4bIUWlH-jwQ

[Takamura]

Hello,

look here

PuC > M4/28

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&rct=j...Pvb4bIUWlH-jwQ

Wahou, I'm impressed! Thanks!

[Takamura]

New question regarding buckle maker: how do you know if a maker is rare or common? By experience or is there a list of makers with rarity to complete the RZD doc Yellow sent me?

[wilhelm Saris]

https://www.google.de/url?sa=t&rct=j...Pvb4bIUWlH-jwQ

It looks as this 2005-list is simply copied from the list created by Clyde R. Davis, who made his list in 1975.

It is just a list, as with none of the manufacturers it actually is specified if they kept their permission until the end of the war. Many did not have a permission anymore.
And so the list has hardly any value.
Some samples for M4: nr.3 lost its permission August 30, 1939; nr. 8 lost it already October 14, 1935. And so I can continue with another thirty or more M4-manufacturers.
Paulmann & Crone lost its permission July 26, 1939 and since then they were not allowed to manufacturer buckles for nazi organizations.