Original NSKK belt and buckle ?

[elThibo]

Hello, I would like to buy an NSKK belt and I found this one; the buckle is marked "RZM M5/140" for Wilhelm Schröder & Co., Lödenscheidon and the leather has a 110 stamped.






But almost all the politicals Zweidornkoppel i have found have a code marked on the leather starting with an "L" and followed by a number like 2, 5 ,4...
like on this picture :


So i need your opinion on this one,

Thanks for your help;
Thibault

[Gwar]

What leads you to believe it's NSKK related ?

[elThibo]

Hi, it is the seller post

And during a period, NSKK belt buckle were double claw like on thoses pictures :

[Gwar]

Lots of claw buckles were in use during that period, which branch used these ?

Photo credit: Various& Yellow 12

[Gwar]

Just my opinion, without provenance, any branch could have worn this belt and buckle set, maybe the RBNr. has some information as to the maker (Leather)

[elThibo]

I saw that politicals claw buckles were marked with a RZM logo followed by a code for specification and fabricant ,and because NSKK is a political branch they used black leather belt and silver buckle contary to SA wearing same model but with brown/dark brown leather and gold buckle
But i noticed that the leather part of this kind of belt i found on the net were marked with a "L" code and sometimes RZM logo; this is why i'm not sure if this belt is good

[Gwar]

The belt in my opinion is original, wait for others to explain the code and possibly the RBN numbering system if applicable

[Ben Evans]

Great info from Wim Saris in this thread

Leather Belts and who would have used them

[Ben Evans]

BTW belt is fine

[kabl]

Hello,
L2/600/38 CROUPON - Hans Hofmann senior, Torchheim (Deutschland/Ostfriesland), in the year 1938...
The belt is a original...