Germany, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Army Belt Buckles visually-hidden above the right pocket of

above the right pocket of the tunic

the "800" silver content only used to manufacture Iron Crosses during the period 1917-1918

and a Reproduction Photograph of McKinven in Uniform (sepia-toned

with an embossed maker’s mark of “H

Leichter Panzerspahwagen "Humbererette" (4 Ton - English)

Germany, Imperial. A Mixed Lot of Army Belt Buckles visually-hidden above the right pocket of(Grtelschnallen). A mixed lot of Army belt buckles, including: 1. A Prussian 1895 pattern EM NCOs buckle, constructed of gilded and silvered brass, the obverse bearing a central raised crown, situated within a ribbed ring bearing an inscription of GOTT MIT UNS (GOD WITH US) with laurel branches, the reverse with a loop and attachment claws on a functional roller, unmarked, measuring 62 mm (w) x 48 mm (h), in extremely fine condition. 2. A second