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De-nazified german belt buckles!

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    I've got this one:
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    And three of those:
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    beorn
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    Nice ones!!!!

    Here is another!
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    I understand what you mean Phil , they do have there place , very much like trench art i surpose still neat collectable items , cheers Raymond

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    the last one on thise picture must have served for something else too.
    Probably new police reenforcement, until they got other buckels, but that part got lost in time...
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    Always looking for Belgian Congo stuff!
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    cheers
    |<ris

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    Yes, the polizei continued on in May '45....the Allies still needed the local police detachements! They de-nazi'd the buckles and used them for a bit (not sure how long).
    These buckles are not worth a lot of money - but they are part of the German experience of ww2. I also have a de-nazi'd polizei buckle as it's just as much a part of Germany's history as any other buckle!

    Rob

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    That is an interesting one... It shows the remnants of a GUARDS badge.

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    Thank you Dimas and nice RAD-Buckle kindzjal! Here is another one a Heer buckle!
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    Unfortunately, I'm not too keen on this one... That type of star-cockarde is the pattern of 1964r...


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    Strelok
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    Great thread, these buckles are really interesting. Correct me If I'm wrong but I think I spotted a looted German buckle, denazified, actually being worn in wartime
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    You are correct. Nice photo.

    Cheers, Ade.

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