Germany, Third Reich. An SA Enlisted Personnel Belt Buckle, Early “Sunwheel” Swastika Version Archive the reverse presents a single

the reverse presents a single pin suspension and three rivets on the reverse plate to affix the obverse medallion

measuring 80 mm (w) x 145 mm (l) x 23 mm (h)

with the typewritten letter specifying that Huber participated in the Coburg March from 14-15 October 1922

Imperial Yeomanry and in 1908 was re-titled King Edward's Horse (The King's Overseas Dominions Regiment) and issued a new badge when it became part of the Territorial Army

measuring 36 mm x 48 mm

Germany, Third Reich. An SA Enlisted Personnel Belt Buckle, Early “Sunwheel” Swastika Version Archive the reverse presents a single(Sturmabteilung Grtelschnalle). A textbook example of an early version sunwheel swastika SA enlisted personnel belt buckle, constructed of partially silvered brass, the obverse bearing a central raised German national eagle with its wings spread apart clutching a wreathed sunwheel style swastika situated within a ribbed ring bearing oak leaf branches, the eagle head below the lower rope, the reverse with swivel attached claws, two solder points, and a