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ww2 1943(M-43) trousers. Waffen SS issued Belt and Buckle.Issued SS Kar98 Pouches | Military and Wartime1195 of 3073 |  |  |
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Here we have. German ww2 1943(M-43) trousers. German Waffen SS issued Belt and Buckle. German Issued SS Kar98 Pouches all are original issued, these few Items belonged to my great uncle who was 12.SS HitlerJugend during ww2. they are in really good mint condition.
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You have been on that "nazi dagger" site. Thanks for not using that word. You don't show the face of the buckle, so what is on it? There were diff. patterns of SS buckles. What are the markings on the reverse? markings on the belt & ammo. pouches? Do you know his postings?
Beautiful set & you have the history of them. I hope your future generations appreciate them as much as you do(& me).
the belt is a (2nd Pattern Early War Style faded black) the buckle is a (Em High Q Really Great Metal work, deffenently one of the earily mid war styles) on the buckle are the words (Meine ehre Heisst Treue) (My Honor Is Loyalty) that is all i i can give you at the momment because i currently do not have them.