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05-18-2024 12:02 PM
# ADS
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Hello,
I would consider this buckle to be an original relic.
My question is, do you collect finds dug out of the ground like this?
10€ for this buckle, with this corrosion, isn't for my too much ?
Can this find be preserved or will it crumble into dust?
I don't want to lecture you, but there are certainly buckles found in the ground that have more substance.
But it's all a question of personal taste.
Original = yes
Buy recommendation = no
Regards to Poland
kabl
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Thanks for you response, I just think it would be a nice piece to have, even though it looks like it does I still like it, all the corrosian has its story. I'm pretty certain I could hopefully get rid off all the rust and restore it. It's still a polizei buckle afterall, and I just don't want to spend so much money for one thing in good condition. I'm still deciding if I should get it and I'll take your words into consideration.
Thanks,
Litwa
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Sorry but I wouldn’t want it for free. If you do buy it I would just leave it as is. Cleaning it will probably make it look worse.
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I'd rather buy a denazified one than this.
Regards
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I must admit, you could not give this pile of rust too me, IMO not worth being in any collection
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" I'm putting off procrastination until next week "
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Yes,
A nice example.. It should be noted that after the surrender in 1945, the Reich's uniform buckles were initially continued to be used by the police and gendarmerie. Only the swastika was removed from the middle of the buckle. This apparently happened - at least in part - quite professionally, certainly in one workshop or another, but the remaining police officers certainly also lent a hand and used the file themselves
These “denazified” buckles were partly applied in the western occupation zones until the early 1950s and then replaced.
Regards
kabl
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