Are these belt buckles original, I purchased them on a trip I made to Russia through Europe ?

[gazt2009]

Hi all,

I recently purchased various WW2 German Belt Buckles on a trip I made to Moscow in Russia through Europe. I came across these in an antique style boutique shop in Bryansk and purchased them for small all of $65 can anyone please help identify if they are originals or fake? Thanks,

Garry

[Ben Evans]

Garry, at first glance all buckle look ok, the second buckle down is a two piece buckle by Overhoff & Cie, its one of their eagles, do you have pics of the rear? This will give a much better indication

[SteveR]

$65.00 US ?????
I hope you kissed the cashier on the way out friend. That is an outstanding buy.
With out seeing the backs they look good to me.

[Ty Revelo]

$65.00 US ?????
I hope you kissed the cashier on the way out friend. That is an outstanding buy.
With out seeing the backs they look good to me.

[lach470]

outstanding bargain and by the looks of it - they are all good. But pics of the backs of the buckles are always just as important as the pics of the front. Any chance at posting additional rear pics?
Congrats!

Rob

[gazt2009]

Hi all,

Thanks for the responses and help here's some pics of the back of some of the belts. Working on the other two, bats ran out will have them up soon.

Garry

[pzb14]

Looks like a bargain!!!

Congrats!!!

Br Pzb14

[Ben Evans]

Can you get a closer pic of the makers mark on the rear of the RAD please?

[lach470]

RAD looks like a '37 dated example manufactured by Emil Juttner (if my eyes are correct)....

Rob

[Ben Evans]

RAD looks like a '37 dated example manufactured by Emil Juttner (if my eyes are correct)....

Rob

Rob

Thats what I thought and if correct quite a rare buckle to be honest, I have not encountered many EM buckles made by Juttner so for me quite an interesting piece