Latest HJ Buckle: RZM M5/276

[aechols83]

Hey, Chad. Thanks and yes, please PM me the name of the supplier for the riker mounts. I knew of Riker mounts, but had not before seen these with the inside compartment trays... A case with a tray for 20 sounds perfect for my needs right now.
Looking forward to seeing your buckles!

Best,
Adam

[Chad William]

here is the Deumer .. this is the only one I have ever seen marked this way .... die struck aluminum marked m4/72 in diamond on reverse.

[aechols83]

Very cool! Probably also very difficult to find? I know of Deumer, of course, but did they produce many HJ's? I'd love to have one of these in my collection one day!

-Adam

[Brice]

Also have one (steel) with exact markings in the reverse of the diamond. Additionally it has the RZM paper tag through the catch with M4/115 and the serial number marked on it. Like yours, just a few paint nicks short of full mint.

[SAVAGE]

Here is the source I use for the Riker cases:

Sgt Riker's Civil War Trading Post - Sgt Riker Display Cases

[Ben Evans]

Here is the source I use for the Riker cases:

Sgt Riker's Civil War Trading Post - Sgt Riker Display Cases

Can you post a picture of the cases with a buckle in, it would give most guys an example of what they are, I do like them for displaying and preserving buckles.

Thanks

[lach470]

Hi Ben! I'll show some pics of my cases....same concept but the guy at the Ottawa military show has these "inserts" that are perfect for buckles. I have all my buckles in these cases....easy to display, easy to transport! I like it. The inserts come in differernt colours too...red, black, maroon....I liked the blue. The glass is just that: glass...so one does need to be careful or they can crack! I learned the hard way - though I still don't know how it managed to crack/break on me! LOL!

Here ya go!
Cheers!
Rob

[Ben Evans]

Many thanks Rob

[Reibert]

Hi, mates !


Want to wake up this old thread.

Made some "housekeeping" day´s ago and rediscovered this particular HJ buckle, made by Klein&Quenzer, also RZM M5 -marked.

Obviously made of steel.

Thought, buckles always were M4 marked ...

Cheers,
R.