Help with reading a leather tab on a Heer Buckle?

[AZPhil]

Hello Gent's,
I have a Heer Buckle that I can not make out who the maker is and was hoping somebody would recognize the stamp.



Thank,
Semper Fi
Phil

[Landser I]

I can read "...mann Lüdenscheid".

Regards

[Ben Evans]

Phil, could it be B Haarmann, Ludenscheid? Looks like it to me, or E F Weidmann but I think the Haarmann is more likely

[rbminis]

Hello Gent's,
I have a Heer Buckle that I can not make out who the maker is and was hoping somebody would recognize the stamp.


Thank,
Semper Fi
Phil

A larger photo might help Phil.
Ralph.

[AZPhil]

Thanks Gent's for the clues.
I can't make out what is under the stitching, That is why I was hoping somebody was familiar with this stamp and would know. I'll break out that magnify glass and see what I can make out with the suggestions given.

Thanks for the help

Semper Fi
Phil

[AZPhil]

Ralph,
I will see what I can do with my limited cell phone photography skill!

SF
Phil

[rbminis]

Ralph,
I will see what I can do with my limited cell phone photography skill!

SF
Phil

Just save it as a larger file.
Ralph.

[kirby]

I agree with Ben. The size of the Stars and the downward direction looks like the Haaramann In the sticky thread.

[weller]

Phil - almost certain the Heer maker is Haarmann as others have shown. You can rub a bit of talc powder on tab letters and it could be earlier to read. Also, on a Wiedmann buckle the city would be Frankfurt - here is an example on a Police buckle

[weller]

Question for all here: Did Wiedmann - Frankfurt produce Heer buckles? I have a Police and Luftwaffe but do not recall a Heer example.