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We had a no pay, so here it is again. This one shows good honest age and use, but is a for-sure real example.
This one is the best! It is painted a perfect WWII German green. The details are excellent, and it is nicely marked on the back. You will love it!
This one came from Bill Shea of The Ruptured Duck. It shows honest age and use, but still has a nice look with good markings and a solid hook and catch.
This is right out of the woodwork in Ashley, Michigan, from a vet's recent estate farm auction. The box, with all the goodies was bought by one of my long time buddies, just the way you see it. It is a US WWII GI 10 in 1 ration box, painted green and sent through the mail. It looks like it was sent, from Europe to someone stationed @ Camp Custer, MI, and from there to the home address. I see customs papers glued to the box, under the paper wrapping. The buckle shows some honest use and light age, but has no issues and is a good looking example. It comes with the vet's GI WWII named ditty bag it, was stored in for 65 years.
This is right out of the woodwork in Ashley, Michigan, from a vet's recent estate farm auction. The box, with all the goodies was bought by one of my long time buddies, just the way you see it. It is a US WWII GI 10 in 1 ration box, painted green and sent through the mail. It looks like it was sent, from Europe to someone stationed @ Camp Custer, MI, and from there to the home address. I see customs papers glued to the box, under the paper wrapping. The buckle shows some honest age and some missing paint, but is a good looking 100% for-sure real one.
This is right out of the woodwork in Ashley, Michigan, from a vet's recent estate farm auction. The box, with all the goodies was bought by one of my long time buddies, just the way you see it. It is a US WWII GI 10 in 1 ration box, painted green and sent through the mail. It looks like it was sent, from Europe to someone stationed @ Camp Custer, MI, and from there to the home address. I see customs papers glued to the box, under the paper wrapping. The buckle is super nice with wonderful finish. The tab is also excellent. You will not be disappointed.
This is right out of the woodwork in Youngstown, Ohio from one of my favorite pickers. It shows honest use and age, but has no damage or issues.  
This is right out of the woodwork in Northern Michigan. It shows honest use and age, but has no damage or issues.
This came from a vet's family member who discovered my site, on the web. It is a, no doubt about it ,real aluminum SS buckle showing good honest age and use. The front is somewhat worn, but still nice. the back is nicely marked and has solid prongs. If you fear replicas; this is for you.
This came out of a house sale in Rochester, Michigan for 50 cents, really! I had the pay the owner much, much more. The has a great honest look, but one side of the catch has broken @ the weld. I am sure it could be easily fixed or just leave it the way it is.
This is a good looking steel buckle which had the swaz removed by hammering or pressing the area into a slight dome. It has good original finish and is a for sure real one.
This is a super textbook example; you will love it.
This is an attractive honest original set. The outside has several slightly worn areas @ the edge, but is otherwise very good. The inside has a couple of mouse holes in the green lining, but they do not show. This one will display well in your collection.
This is a good standard issue early combat belt and buckle. Pre 1940 or about buckles were cast aluminum for field use. The buckle has very nice detail. The belt which measures 40 inches end to end, and is solid. All the stitching is original and very solid.
This is a good solid set showing only light honest use and age. All the leather is very sound. The pouches are cosmetically matched, but not a 100% matching. This is the perfect set for a mannequin or gear display. The end to end length is 42.5 inches.
This is a really attractive set. The buckle is the later war universal black/blue painted buckle. These were designed to be a buckle that Navy and Army troops could use. The large size (105) leather, is super nice, almost mint. There are 2 extra sets of holes added to the end, which have extended the belt, and which look to be period. Overall, this is a really nice set. The end to end length with the buckle on, is 41 inches. 
This is a beautiful example, ok ok, Mrs. Cohen, my Jr. High French teacher would not have thought it was beautiful, but I do. The paint is 95% with a nice bright color. The tab is also clean and bright.
This is a tough one to find. It shows some honest age and a little rust, but is still a nice example.
This is a good honest tropical set. All the parts of the belt are cloth not leather, making it an Afrikakorps candidate and not a late war example. The buckle is a good looking tropical color with about 90% finish. The belt is very solid, but has some discoloration in one area. Still, it is a slid example. Overall this is a nice set which will display very well. 
This is a very nice silver aluminum example. The overall appearance is a bit of a variation. The tab is made of pig skin and dated 1940. It is definitely an original example, but the whole thing is just a little different, and a good piece for a belt buckle collector.
This is a nice original example showing some use and age, but still solid with a good 38 dated tab.
This is a very solid original example of the early army combat belt buckle. The condition is typical. The leather tab is sound and solid just curved. Overall it is a very good example.
This is a nice light tan Luftwaffe tropical belt. It is nicely marked and in almost mint condition.
This is a really good example. the detail on these aluminum buckles wears very quickly, as the metal is soft. This one has very nice detail still on the face and body.
This is the dress or parade version of the aluminum buckle. It is made in a two piece construction with the face plate affixed with four flat prongs. It has great detail, and has no problems. The back shows a little use, but no abuse. It will display just fine.
This is a great looking piece right out of the woodwork in Harrison Twp., Michigan. The original paint is 98%. The back is maker marked and 42 dated.
This is a nice combat buckle. The typical green paint shows use and some age. There are some marks on the inside, but the paint is too thick to really see them well. Overall a very solid example.
This is right out of the woodwork. It shows a good amount of use and some age, but has sharp detail, and a nice maker mark. It is a solid example.
This one was dug up in France about 10 miles from the invasion beaches several yeas ago. It still has some good detail and is mostly solid.
This is the standard full size Navy officer's belt buckle made of gold washed aluminum. The condition is very good showing only a small amount of wear.
These are really rare. It is in nice solid condition with a 1929 dated tab. You don't have one of these, so don't miss it!
This is only the 2nd one I have had in all my collecting experiences. The gold is almost all there, and wonderful. You will notice that the catch & rivets are not gold, which means the buckle was painted before the parts were installed. This is a great example and hard one to find; I really feel guilty selling it.
This is called the Navy buckle, but could also just be a late war Army buckle. In 1944/45 often tunic and M 43 cap buttons were painted a dark blue or universal color, which would work for Army, Luftwaffe or Navy. For that reason it is a universal Army or Navy belt buckle, and is perfect for your late war tunic. It is painted a dark blue which is mint. This is a classic unmarked example. 
This is a tough to find navy example of the standard tropical belt. It is a light brown color which is standard for the Kriegsmariene. The condition is basically just a little off of mint. End to end measurement is 31.5 inches.
This is a really attractive honest looking set. The buckle including all the hardware show good honest patina and age, with nice detail. The large size belt body is excellent and without issues. All the parts are present and nicely matching. You will not be disappointed.
This is right out of the woodwork from a local picket in Metro Detroit. The maker marked buckle shows honest age and use. The 41 dated belt is very solid and without problems, but also shows some age. This is a good solid set for a cheapo display.
This is a really nice looking war time set. The blue steel painted buckle is excellent. The large size 1941 dated belt is not mint, but very solid and sound. Ok ok, Sgt Schultz probably didn't use it, but it would fit him. The overall length is 50 inches.
This is a good looking war time set. The blue steel painted buckle is very attractive. The belt is not mint, but very solid and sound. The overall length is 34.5 inches.
This is right out of the woodwork from a local picket in Metro Detroit. It is just the way it came out of the vet's basement. The buckle has good detail, but does show honest age and use. The belt is very solid and without problems, but also shows some age. I have not cleaned this set and leave it up to you to decide if you would like to clean it up a bit or just leave it the way it was found.
I bought this for my own collection only to discover I already had one like it. It is the rare olive painted example. It shows honest age and use, but looks good and has a solid leather tab.
This is the 1st one of these I have had in many years. It is in really nice condition with a good amount of detail still present. It is very solid without any problems. This is a great buckle for you belt buckle whackos.
I feel guilty selling this one. The buckle is a nice and honest early Luft 1st pattern with sharp detail, but the frog is great with really nice markings. It is Flak Rgt marked with a battery number. It is further LBA or Luftwaffe clothing depot marked and maker marked & 1937 dated.
This aluminum Luftwaffe buckle shows some use and age, but is a nice example of a WWII piece. The detail is still good, as is the overall construction. The nice part is the 1939 dated and maker marked tab. Overall it is a nice original piece.
This is a very attractive piece. the body of the eagle is smooth, which is typical. The rest of the detail is very nice. Overall it is a nice attractive example.
This is constructed like a lightweight aluminum buckle, but of silver/grey painted steel. It is a harder one to find. It shows some light age and use, but is still a very good example.
This is a great example. The paint is 95% with super detail. This one will display very well.
This is an excellent looking example. It is not mint, but really nice. You will not be disappointed.
This is from an old collection. It is a nice original blue steel Luft buckle with a very small amount of tan tropical paint. It looks like the entire buckle was tan @ one time, but most has fallen off over the years. Wow, I wish it was all there. But, it is what it is. It has some rust on throughout, but is still a neat piece.
This nickel plated brass buckle is in nice condition showing some age and use, but still displays very well.
This is a tough to find version of the DJ belt buckle made in a miniature size. It is in very nice condition showing some light & honest age and use. The reverse is marked RZM 50.
Yes, it's common buckle, with a rare paper tag. The silver paint is very good and the tag is excellent. The buckle is RZM marked on the back. These hard to find like this, so don't miss it.
These are really tough to find with the experimental catch. It is a nice aluminum buckle with good detail. It has no problems, and is ready to display.
This is the 1st HJ buckle I have a seen with this type of catch. It is Asmann marked and 39 dated. This is definitely one for you belt buckle collecting whackos! It is 100% original and completely un-messed with.
This one dates from the 1933-1934 period. It is logo marked and maker # 17 (Assmann) marked also including the patent pending (Ges. Gesch.). The detail is wonderful. The green stuff on the face is just the natural material that is caused by brass held against leather. You can clean it off if you like. This is a very attractive belt buckle.
This is a good example of an unmarked one piece SA buckle, which shows light age and use.
This one is of the 2 piece construction, and with a nice even patina overall. The prongs are made a little differently, which makes it a variation for you belt buckle guys.
This one is of the 2 piece construction, and with a nice even patina overall. The face plate is a little different looking, which makes it interesting.
This one is of the 2 piece construction, and with a nice even patina overall.
This is a bit harder belt buckle to find. It is in nice condition showing only light age and use.
This is a bit harder belt buckle to find. It is in nice condition showing only light age and use.
This is a very nice OLC made GES GESCH, or patent pending DRK buckle. It shows super crisp detail, with the eagle looking like it is ready to fly over with it’s razor sharp claws to administer first aid to some enemy of the Reich. It is just perfect, sorry I have no bad things to say about this one.
This is a very nice JFS made 1939 dated GES GESCH , or patent pending DRK buckle. It shows super crisp detail, with the eagle looking like it is ready to fly over with it’s razor sharp claws to administer first aid to some enemy of the Reich. It is just perfect, sorry I have no bad things to say about this one.
This unmarked piece is a nice wartime example with almost all of its silver finish present. The back shows a small amount of use, but no abuse. The front has nice detail and the black swaz is nice and crisp.
This is a very solid early example of a rare buckle with belt. the buckle is a nice nickel example with original tab. The belt is a wider (48mm)early version, made of solid leather. The tab is named to several previous owners. An almost identical buckle is pictured in German Belt Buckles 1845-1945 by Peter Nash. I recommend this book strongly to German belt buckle enthusiasts, and send my compliments to Peter Nash!
The buckle is a very sound example with nice maker marks. the belt is made of late war paper made to look like leather. The belt is very sound, with only fold spot, but is still very sound. Size Medium
This is a really good example. The finish is excellent. The tab is very sound with the exception of one small split area by the prongs. Overall this is a really good later war example.
This is a nice honest used example. I has good detail, and would clean up with a tooth brush and some soap. It is maker marked on the back. The tab is very solid and nicely marked.
This is the classic wide police tab. It is maker marked and shows some honest age and use.
This is a real looker, with the tab and buckle both being 38 dated. The finish is great as is the tan colored leather tab.
This one shows almost no age or use, and is in excellent condition.
This one shows almost no age or use, and is in excellent condition.
These were only used from 1930-1935, and are a little on the tough side. It is 2 piece, and in really nice condition.
This is from a local picker that found a small quantity of original belt buckles. It is not one of the current very good replicas. The finish is the original factory finish. Everything about this piece is correct.
This is a nice looking early belt buckle. It has no Swaz, so your can show it to the neighbor, Mr. Goldblatt.
This is the wide deluxe belt with nice felt lining. Both the belt and cross strap are maker marked to the same maker. The gold fittings are all very good as is the leather. The lining has a few moth snacks, but is still good. Overall, this is a very good set which is hard to find all belonging together since WWII.
This is a very nice example of the standard leather political leader's belt and buckle set. The leather is in really nice original condition, without any bad spots or damage. The buckle shows sight age and use, but is very attractive. It has both of the loops. Overall, it is a really nice set.
This is a very nice example of the standard leather political leader's belt and buckle set. The leather is in really nice original condition, without any bad spots or damage. The buckle shows sight age and use, but is very attractive. It has only one of the loops, which is typical. Overall, it is a really nice set. 
This is a good looking buckle set with both ends. It shows only the lightest amount of age, and has the nice original tag.
This piece is a sound example of the political leader's buckle. It has a nice gold wash which is showing a little wear on the edges and high areas, but still displays well. It is nice and solid, and has no problems, except is has only one keeper, which is typical, as the other one was sewn to the belt.
This one will be a real time saver when Pres. Obama and the Ebay police order you to remove all those icky Swazes from your military items. It is in nice original condition, and is a fore-sure real one.
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