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Cool! Always love seeing pics like this! cheers
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Good one in my opinion! Nice one!
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I think most likely SA. During this time with Rohm, he often wore that kind of buckle. Would be nice to know what type? Static? Sunwheel?
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Great pics! Thanks for sharing
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Lol! First time I see this pic. Cool! Thanks for sharing Rob
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How strange that he would try to fleece belt buckle collectors who typically know the value of these types of buckles. This isn't Ebay....Anyways: Good call Lenny. Sending him packing was definitely the right thing to do. Cheers! Rob
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That translate to something like "special version of the army armband"? Would love to see the buckle.
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Cool pic! I’ve often seen him in the early days with the typical SA buckle. I wonder what kind of buckle he is wearing in this picture?
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Very cool! That Art Deco style Reichsbahn buckle is one that I would love to have in my collection. They are not common! A cool piece of German buckle history right there. Rob
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Interesting picture. I wonder if this was a "homemade" buckle to match the cap badge? It's not a buckle that I readily recognize. The shorter lad has the standard SA buckle. By the looks of it - it's the standard 45mm size. Thanks for sharing the picture. Rob
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Great buckles! I am particularly fond of the DRK brocade as well as the DAF crank catch. Very nice stuff. Thanks for sharing! Rob
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Many years ago, a collector sent me this sketch.
Rob Lach replied to Derek Gloster's topic in Buckle Chat
Looks like it may be attributed to the marine branch of the HJ....but that said: I have never seen anything like this before. Usually, the "gold" HJ box buckles are the ones linked to the marine HJ, I believe. R. -
Bonnie...you won’t be disappointed. Great read with tons of pics.
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Rob Lach started following British Tommy with German buckle
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Cool picture. It was all about the German ‘18 anti tank gun - but then I noticed what the soldier was wearing in the background. Love seeing pics like this.