A Mint Second War German Rad (National Labour Service) Leader’s Belt Buckle Hold Ontario and then went on

Ontario and then went on to teach at the Ottawa Ladies' College until her marriage to Colin in 1884 and was widely known for her efforts in social work

with a smaller coin pocket between the fly and the right side-entry pocket

These entries were confirmed and stamped on October 27th

lid lifts up to expose a finely crafted interior

with oak leaves underneath and marked “HOSAEUS”

A Mint Second War German Rad (National Labour Service) Leader’s Belt Buckle Hold Ontario and then went onA mint example of a RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst National Labour Service) leaders belt buckle; in cast aluminum; the obverse with a standard RAD motif consisting of a spade depicting a mobile swastika superimposed in the center, surrounded by five stalks of wheat along the edge of the buckle; the reverse with double claw prongs and catch; measuring 48 mm in diameter; in mint condition