Original Imperial German WWI Württemberg State Enlisted Man’s Belt Buckle - Furcthlos und Treu British Field Gear This example is maker-marked on

This example is maker-marked on the interior under the strap reinforcement: CARTER BROS

the BC-721-A was changed to BC-721-B

as well as the added modification hook

This is an interesting lot of WWII Japanese items which were sent home by a U

which indicates capture during the "Winter War" or "Continuation War" during the WWII Era

Original Imperial German WWI Württemberg State Enlisted Man’s Belt Buckle - Furcthlos und Treu British Field Gear This example is maker-marked onOriginal Item. Only One Available. German belt buckles remained largely unchanged for over a hundred years spanning the 19th and 20th centuries. Although there were modest changes, the basic manufacture did not change until the Great War. War time would have seen three primary variations of buckles. The first was the standard 1895 model. This model is easily distinguished by its brass body and soldered nickel silver roundel, which would bear the