1940 Neu-Ulm Belt

[Litwa]

Hello, I saw this belt going for sale and I'm not sure if it's a wehrmacht one to begin with. The seller said that it's a wehrmacht belt but the buckle isn't original and has been replaced. The belt is 122 cm long and 2,4 cm wide. And also as you can see on the pictures the holes are numbered.My guess it's that its not a wehrmacht belt but maybe a civillian one of some sorts. I hope I can get any information about this belt because I couldn't find anything simmilar when I looked online. Thanks in advance for any help or info!
Best regards,
Litwa

[Gwar]

Possibly a Tornister / Backpack strap ?..

[Rick19]

It's an equipment strap of some sort, perhaps for cavalry. That maker has been around a while, I have ww1 ammo pouches made by them.

[Kateri]

As Rick said Hans Romer is a well known maker.
I think the strap is Cavalry from the length.
The buckle left the maker the same day as the strap which can be seen from the stitching.
Like Y-Straps with numbered holes on each side,the few cavalry packs and strap I have were marked with numbers to balance load between the left and right side of a soldier or Pferde.
Thanks for showing it.