R.Sieper
Unmarked Injection Molded (also called Alu Flat Back)
Even if this buckle does not have any marking it was for sure made by Richard Sieper. When? Probably just before the introduction of belt buckles made from steel for the SS. Probably this was a rejected concept due to either not strong enough for military use, or one of the metal content used for his production was no longer allowed to use for the manufacture of belt buckles.
It is to note that stating these buckles were made from aluminum is somehow false. It is indeed a mix of different lightweight metals but totally different than the one used for the manufacture of regular aluminum SS buckles.
Pictures are still mine but I sold this buckle to Ric, Moderator of the WAF Forum
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Overhoff
RZM 36/37 SS (Marking by Catch)
Another extremely rare buckle made this time by Overhoff. Why was the marking in front of the catch rather than below the post sleeve assembly? All the following production from this maker, including the already rare others made during the same year, have their marking under their post sleeve, except that one.
Pictures and buckle are mine. Buckle still available to sale to the specialized collector.
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Overhoff
RZM 36/40 SS (Type 2 Two rings around SS - Regular marking under post sleeve)
This is the classical 36/40, the one fakers cast the most. Here is your chance to observe a stone mint original example to later compare it to the fake you will probably buy.
Pictures are mine but I sold this buckle to Harry K. (The Netherlands)
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