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[yellow12]

Hello Gentlemen ,

i found interesting coincidences with a Werkschutz buckle from Steinhauer & Lück :

See the ears and the soldered catch :

[Mac 66]

Hello Gentlemen ,

i found interesting coincidences with a Werkschutz buckle from Steinhauer & Lück :

See the ears and the soldered catch :

Yes very similar construction Markus

[greenwave7]

Hi markus,
Mate, I well remember so :-D your first St&L leather tab i quite similar to the your new acquisition (as I told to you this morning on another forums) :-D please can you post better pics of the roundel of the ST&L leather tab marked? just for comparison nothing more.

Cheers
Andrea
ps do you see "our" russian mate that realize a similar forum with our images? (Пряжки вермахта, разновидност и (оригиналы) - Международны й форум коллекционер ов "Блокгауз") :-/

[greenwave7]

Markus,
another "micro" difference with the two buckles that I've noticed last night is show on red over the pics: the acorn on your last acquisition it seems to be overturn respect tho the ST&L leather tab...

Cheers
Andrea

[yellow12]

Hello,

@greenwave7 , sorry i hold only this pics you know . The S&L Neusilber with tab are from my first collektion .

[pryagin]

Hi Markus . It s mine for comparison .

[yellow12]

Hi Markus . It s mine for comparison .

Wow what a wonderfull condition by this seldom seen buckle .

Thank you for showing ......

[Federer]

Cool down, it´s only a Heer-buckle

[M18922]

ah cool you went to seattle...!
I lived in seattle when i was younger. then we moved to Ireland to be back with family
my dad was a picture framer and he framed a big japanese flag from a old ww2 battle ship, for a sushi resturant.
in seattle city.

cheers,
Pat

[Ben Evans]

ah cool you went to seattle...!
I lived in seattle when i was younger. then we moved to Ireland to be back with family
my dad was a picture framer and he framed a big japanese flag from a old ww2 battle ship, for a sushi resturant.
in seattle city.

cheers,
Pat

Pat was the restraunt called Maneki? That has one in there, one of the oldest in Seattle?