HJ Buckle - M4/28

[weller]

Recent addition - Paulmann & Crone. The catch looks like an earlier version, believe the materials is steel, or is it nickel?
Cheers.
Jeff

[harryamb2]

a bit of wear but nice.

[Ben Evans]

Looks like a nickel Jeff, nice buckle

[weller]

Thanks for the info Ben, as always. So, is it correct that the catch is an earlier type? That's what I determined from the Angolia book examples.

[Ben Evans]

Its an earlier made buckle Jeff

[yellow12]

Hello,

in this configuration it must be not an early nickel buckle .

Chek the magnetic ?

Must be a nickel over steel buckle up to the year 1936 with this regular RZM M4 stamp .

Here the earlyer variation made of nickel silver with early stamp :

[weller]

Vielen Dank Markus

[kirby]

Love the one Marcus posted. That is a buckle that has everything as far as markings. This is the kind of stuff that makes collecting HJ fun.

I see a double marked Assmann and Overhoff on estand for $75. That is a good price for someone.

[yellow12]

Love the one Marcus posted. That is a buckle that has everything as far as markings. This is the kind of stuff that makes collecting HJ fun.

I see a double marked Assmann and Overhoff on estand for $75. That is a good price for someone.

Hello Kirby ,

here i hear you .........

There be many interest time variations .

Here for example another PuC :



Also i know the double maker buckles . The question is ; is it a Assmann with Overhoff stamp or a Overhoff with Assmannstamp ?

Here nother two examples .

Assmann /Overhoff :



Overhoff /Assmann :



Many more variations of stamping are known ..........

[weller]

Recently picked up this nice but very, very short Kernleder belt, so likely it's an HJ belt. Tested it on a few different HJ buckles and it fits this Paulmann & Crone like it was made for it

Jeff