Can anybody ID this LW buckle?

[schnellmann]

I picked this belt & buckle up at an antique shop! The only TR thing he had. On the back it has 2 diamond-shaped symbols. The buckle has had so much use you can hardly make them out anymore. Can somebody tell me who made this buckle? The belt, itself, is marked: ST KOMP. J.O.R. II/134 (or 34) 1937 below the date is an I The former owner (Kurt Streibel) carved his name on the belt. On the other end of the belt is stamped "lL.B.A." and possibly some other things that I really can't read. Thanks for any info you can give me.

[David North]

Sieper !

Is there a diamond under the pin shroud ?

Regards,

David

[schnellmann]

Sieper !

Is there a diamond under the pin shroud ?

Regards,

David

No, I can't see one. There are two diamonds where I have drawn the circles. But they are worn down so much there is very little left of them.

[pryagin]

Richard Sieper & Sohne , that s right . This is my same buckle .
Yury

[schnellmann]

Richard Sieper & Sohne , that s right . This is my same buckle .
Yury

Thanks for the help. Yours looks a lot better than mine! Does anybody knows anything about the belt?

[lach470]

Definitely an early R.S.S. marking on that buckle. Drop tail eagle is also representative of an early made buckle. The L.B.A. is the luftwaffe acceptance stamp - so you certainly have a matching set. I believe the date is 1937 and with some research you should be able to get some info on what kind of unit J.O.R. II/134 was. Good luck!
Always great to have a unit marked piece!
Rob

[HJ-Collector]

super buckles and very nice ware to the thread buckle!

regards ewan

[Ben Evans]

They do look like the early Seiper markings, any chance of better pics please?

[schnellmann]

They do look like the early Seiper markings, any chance of better pics please?

No Ben, all I have is a scanner. It definitely is the same as pyragin's buckle above. Thanks everyone for telling me who the maker is.

[Ben Evans]

No probs, if thats the case then the buckle is for sure Seiper