Germany, Heer. A 1941 Army Officer's Tropical Belt With Buckle, By G. Reinhardt, Berlin Archive his private secretary and later

his private secretary and later his deputy – during official events concerning the building of the Mittelland Canal

A Second War American Naval Insignia Group

launched Doolittle's North American B-25 Mitchell's about 150 miles early

enamel chipping at the tip of the arm at 10 o'clock on the obverse

were called to five incidents in two days

Germany, Heer. A 1941 Army Officer's Tropical Belt With Buckle, By G. Reinhardt, Berlin Archive his private secretary and laterGermany (Third Reich); Buckle in die stamped feinzink on the right end, non magnetic, finished in olive green paint, unmarked, the buckle measuring 50 mm. Belt is fabricated from a very thick webbed olive green cotton, the buckle secured in place on the right end where the belt wraps around to the reverse of the belt and is stitched in place, leather tab stitched in place on the underside on the left end with seven rows of two holes each for length