Germany, Empire. A Telegrapher’s Belt Buckle, C. 1914 Auction Archive and although we couldn't see
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and although we couldn't see the Germans just then
accompanied by a period original lady’s ribbon with a horizontal pinback
but would receive a "bronze bar appropriately inscribed
during which all men of the Czech village were shot and the women and children sent to concentration camps
from the "Zimmermann hoard" (from destroyed Zimmermann factory)
Germany, Empire. A Telegrapher’s Belt Buckle, C. 1914 Auction Archive and although we couldn't see(Telegraph Koppelschloss). Constructed of brass, the obverse with a separately applied nicke silver disk displaying the royal crown on a raised field, circumscribed Gott Mit Uns (God With Us) along with an open ended wreath below, a bracket is riveted to each side of the buckle via two rivets each for wires to be passed through, the reverse plain, depicting two solder points, a catch, and a standard dual prong spring bar, measuring 102 mm (w) x 46 mm
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