Identifying early RZM, MA, KH and UE Buckle Markings

[berra77]

I have this UE 32 Marked NSKK buckel that I hope is alright. Are the UE maked buckles rare ?

[Friedrich-Berthold]

One's inquiry is much aided by original sources. The Herstellungsvorschriften for 1936 have been extensively reprinted.

While I collect black SS uniforms, the Mitteilungsblaetter d RZM (which began appearing in early 1934) are not without merit for this inquiry.

[Friedrich-Berthold]

An announcement from the RZM in late 1934 as pertains to this subject.

[David North]

Dear berra77

I think that you will find that the UE mark to your buckle is 82 and not 32. An SA (not NSKK in my opinion) by Steinhauer & Lück, Lüdenscheid.

UE marks perhaps fall into the category of whilst not being rare, are certainly not common. My thoughts however are that any SA buckle with any manufacturers related codes and markings is worthy of notice and comment.

Regards,

David

[yellow12]

RZM M/183

Hallo David ,

are you shure that this a real marking ?

I know this only from fakes .........

[yellow12]

Hello,

another Max Haufe with Logo :

The number 106 not found in any markinglist in connection with Max Haufe .

[David North]

Dear Markus

If you read again post number 19, you will see that I submitted a series of FAKE markings.

RZM M/183 is indeed a fantasy stamping.

Regards,

David

[yellow12]

Dear Markus

If you read again post number 19, you will see that I submitted a series of FAKE markings.

RZM M/183 is indeed a fantasy stamping.

Regards,

David

Hello,

thank you . That's what i want hear ......

Only fantasy ..............

[Wilhelm Saris]

Post 4 showed the buckle with the Dicke-logo, called as "HausDicke".



Personally I do consider this logo is one of the nicest as shown on buckles.

Here shown the company buildings as from which it is obvious the logo was
taken and used with all kinds of material as letters, business-cards or whatever!

[yellow12]

Hello ,

here a rar Overhoff marking on SA /NSKK buckle :