Three Dual-Prong Open Claw Army (Heer) Officers' Belt Buckles Hold he left the police service

he left the police service when he was caught stealing examination solutions from a teaching superior's office

This medal was struck and issued in 1841

he was discharged for illegally absenting himself on May 28

Germany (Third Reich): Cross of Honour of the German Red Cross

Belt is fabricated from a thick leather

Three Dual-Prong Open Claw Army (Heer) Officers' Belt Buckles Hold he left the police serviceSilvered feinzink alloy with a pebbled upper on each. The smallest buckle maker marked with the stylized Assmann "A" (F. W. Assmann & Shne, Ludenscheid) and marked "D. R. G. M." (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster) on the reverse, 45. 2 mm x 59. 7 mm; the mid size buckle is unmarked, 46 mm x 61 mm; the largest buckle is unmarked, 49. 7 mm x 76 mm. Glue residue evident on the roll bar of the largest buckle. Extremely fine. These buckles came from the