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First buckle of 2014

Article about: My first buckle of the year showed up today and it is something I have never seen before. It is a Turnerbund buckle converted to a Reichsheer buckle. We have all seen Turnerbund converted to

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    Might as well add a few more conversion Reichsheer buckles

    Kirby
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    Really like these conversion buckles...

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    I got to start buying some buckles!

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    Again, some really super buckles! As this thread has now expanded to include conversions to Wehrmacht Heer, here's a real weirdo of a buckle. The box is nickle silver (Neusilber), not brass despite the yellow hue, the face plate is the standard aluminium type used for the "walking out" dress buckle, the box being painted silver to match the face plate colour. Prongs are, again, aluminium, but the roller bar is nickle over steel. All components show typical Assmann characteristics (e.g. box with small ears, Reichswehr laurel wreath and motto stamped into the box, eagle design on applied face plate, bent claws) so I am inclined to believe this buckle was made up at the factory from odd parts.

    Has anyone ever come across such a setup?

    Kind regards
    Kurt
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    I really want one of these conversion buckle now!...

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    Quote by Kurt D View Post
    Again, some really super buckles! As this thread has now expanded to include conversions to Wehrmacht Heer, here's a real weirdo of a buckle. The box is nickle silver (Neusilber), not brass despite the yellow hue, the face plate is the standard aluminium type used for the "walking out" dress buckle, the box being painted silver to match the face plate colour. Prongs are, again, aluminium, but the roller bar is nickle over steel. All components show typical Assmann characteristics (e.g. box with small ears, Reichswehr laurel wreath and motto stamped into the box, eagle design on applied face plate, bent claws) so I am inclined to believe this buckle was made up at the factory from odd parts.

    Has anyone ever come across such a setup?

    Kind regards
    Kurt
    I think you are right Kurt, with the nickel box and that roundel and the prongs have been replaced or put on at a later stage, it is a bitser if you ask me, nice buckle though
    Ben

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    A first for me. I guess the Riechsheer eagle had to be cutout so the roundel would fit. Another interesting conversion.

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    Quote by Kurt D View Post
    Again, some really super buckles! As this thread has now expanded to include conversions to Wehrmacht Heer, here's a real weirdo of a buckle. The box is nickle silver (Neusilber), not brass despite the yellow hue, the face plate is the standard aluminium type used for the "walking out" dress buckle, the box being painted silver to match the face plate colour. Prongs are, again, aluminium, but the roller bar is nickle over steel. All components show typical Assmann characteristics (e.g. box with small ears, Reichswehr laurel wreath and motto stamped into the box, eagle design on applied face plate, bent claws) so I am inclined to believe this buckle was made up at the factory from odd parts.

    Has anyone ever come across such a setup?

    Kind regards
    Kurt
    Hello,

    a realy nice buckle . I would say ,that it is a Assmann.........
    Regards ,
    Markus


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    special SA/NSKK/NSFK with maker marks


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    It certainly is a Assmann eagle and prongs, the box looks like it as well
    Ben

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    same assman conversion from Moscow collection of fellow collector of mine. stone mint
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