Hello
The buckle is IMO a very nice original.
LBAS means:Luftwaffe Bekleidungsamt Stuttgart.
Very nice original one.Whenever You want to give it a new home, just let me know.
Greetings
Rudi
Hello
The buckle is IMO a very nice original.
LBAS means:Luftwaffe Bekleidungsamt Stuttgart.
Very nice original one.Whenever You want to give it a new home, just let me know.
Greetings
Rudi
Thanks Zorreke I planning too sell out my collection when I reach the pension age. In Norway this is at the age of 68.
If I die or get “gaga” before that, you probably find the buckle in my wife’s garage sale, or in the dumpster for free
Greetings
Arvid
Last edited by agv44; 06-05-2010 at 10:45 PM. Reason: Written word in english is very difficult:)
No, sorry this is incorrect. For many years collectors thought that was the right location. But it has since been found to be:
LBA(S) = Bekleidungsampt der Luftwaffe Sonneberg
Documentation in the form of a paper label was discovered a couple of years ago which proves this to be the correct location.
Cheers, Ade.
Hi,greetings-this looks not original..the Stamp in German would be "Gebrueder Schneider" wien?-not shure is just the spelling? (to me being german)but I could be wrong? The Thorns one up one down?? just to "New"?
Regards
Jurgen
And then we go again..
Well, the maker BrĂ¼der Schneider spells their name this way, and since they were located in Wien they are Austrian, not German.
Do you collect german buckles Juergen, or is your post based on a feeling?
Regards Arvid
Yeah-I dont Know about "Bruder"-even is Austrian-shall be spelt with two dots over the "U"! it's the "plural" Austrian or not the have the same Language !-but I admit-i'ts more a "feeling" about the whole Buckle-looks to new-I dont like the two Prongs as well-but I'am not an Expert-hope i will be one Day on many Things Military !best regards Juergen
Arvid, have no fear the buckle is quite original
Ben
Gentlemen
Please believe our friend Ben.He's a vet in buckles.
Once again ,I'd like this buckle and would love to have it in my collection.
Be sure , I don't buy non originals.
Bruder means brother.Whenever You need a translation from German to English, I'll be happy to help out.I speak 4 languages
(listened very well to my parents and studied well).
So no worries, Ben is right 100%!!!!
Warmest regards
Rudi
Hello again-I noticed the "Bruder Schneider" Stamp is the wrong way round also?-I don't know..The whole Buckle looks "unused"in aTime to end of war even Material was so down that even "Paperpressed Belts"Koppel" were used?
I can also translate German!(beeing a German,believe me)
Regards
Jurgen
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