Opinions on this brown leather Y-strap

[justamanda]

A rather strange Y strap in my collection.
I dont have a good feeling about this but since there are so many variations I would like some pro's taking a look at it.

Everything about it is late war, stiching on the front, the hooks (wich are painted green (czech green?).

It has markings all over.

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[justamanda]

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[justamanda]

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[MP44_tom]

Hi

I'm sorry, but everything about it is not late war, but post war... with fake WaA stamp.... (Y straps never were waffen amy stamped !)

Post war Y strap all the way....

Tom
www.mp44.nl

[novedvory]

Hi

I'm sorry, but everything about it is not late war, but post war... with fake WaA stamp.... (Y straps never were waffen amy stamped !)

Post war Y strap all the way....

Tom
www.mp44.nl

agree

Czech army postwar stamp (1951)

[Dresckmann]

And the 1940 stamp is the one found inside helmets...

[anmarlodz]

Postwar czechoslovak Y-straps.

[Italo Balbo]

And the 1940 stamp is the one found inside helmets...

Exactly!These straps are definitely post war and even if they were WaA'ed that stamp wold be a red flag in that it's obviously fake!
Best Rgards

[WEISNER]

1940 + RB Nr = no way

[timothy downum]

Czech coat of arms stamp for sure totally agree with others nothing right about it all the way around I have never seen a Waa on any real ones just maker and date or maker code and date or no date. timothy

[Viktor]

It is Czecky the coat of arms nail it Genossen.

[bubble]

Hi,
this czech stamp is "KOZAK n.p., závod Černolice". Kozak is an acronym for "Kožedělný závod Klatovy". This state-owned company was founded after the war in 1948, and at these times was one of the largest manufacturers of leather goods in the Soviet bloc. This company had eight branches/affiliated company in Czechia (for example after war nationalized company "Singer; Klattau", who in war times produced belts and leather goods for the German army, etc). Some these branches in the postwar era long years produced a leather items for the Czechoslovak army.

This belt is 100% post-war production.