An Unattributed White Belt With Open-Claw Buckle & Should Strap; Published Buy Now The reverse of the crossguard

The reverse of the crossguard is stamped with the District mark "III" in Roman numerals

including Newcastle-on-Tyne

"Richard Rerknagel

1 January 1916

1917 and was "discharged as consequence of being medically unfit due to sickness contracted on active service"

An Unattributed White Belt With Open-Claw Buckle & Should Strap; Published Buy Now The reverse of the crossguardFrom the Angolia collection, this is a set is published on page 61 of his publication. Thought to be worn by either Police of HJ; consisting of a pebbled double open claw buckle, 45mm aluminum finished zinc, on white leather belt with matching shoulder strap; very fine. Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles and militaria accumulated by John R. Angolia, who start collecting buckles, belts and brocades from 1944 until around