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bakelite belt buckles

Article about: by David North Here is the buckle in question. I have held these images for an absolute age and goodness knows who supplied them. If the owner of the said buckle recognises it, then please l

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    I wifi have to give the details a closer look but you have far more knowledge about Heer buckle so you may be right about Overhoff.

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    Just going by what I see Kirby thats all, could be totally wrong
    Ben

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    As far as I know and have learned during my research at Overhoff in the 1970's
    they did not produce buckles from materials like Trolitul (what here is phrased
    as bakelite). If they had they surely would have mentioned this, as it was a
    "new" type of material and used since about 1941!

    This material was also used for badges and toys. This material was perfect in
    use as "Spritzguss"-moulding. If Overhoff made the dye. Who Knows?

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    A dream

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