An Army (Heer) Enlisted Man's Belt With Buckle By By J.deutschbein Euskirchen 1938 Auction Archive At first it was thought

At first it was thought that this was the result of a flying accident

88th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry

Flight Commander Armstrong would die the next day

Casualty Form and Discharge Certificate

he transferred to the Royal Flying Corps

An Army (Heer) Enlisted Man's Belt With Buckle By By J.deutschbein Euskirchen 1938 Auction Archive At first it was thoughtBuckle in mold injected aluminum with a pebbled upper, unmarked, with a short leather tab with a smooth finished black upper and brown reverse attached to the roll bar, the tab maker stamped "J. DEUTSCHBEIN EUSKIRCHEN" and dated "1938", the buckle measuring 48. 3 mm x 65 mm. Belt in a thick leather, with a smooth finished black upper and brown underside, stamped "110" on the underside at the right end, leather tab with a very smooth finished dark