An Early Ss Em Belt Buckle By “O & C Ges. Gesch.” Newly Listed Native people in northern Alberta

Native people in northern Alberta

Fhrer im Stab SS-Abschnitt IX

and later that year

The inside dagger belt is solid and marked

A Kriegsmarine Minesweeper Badge by Rudolf Souval - In zinc alloy

An Early Ss Em Belt Buckle By “O & C Ges. Gesch.” Newly Listed Native people in northern AlbertaAn early nickel SS Enlisted Man's Non Commissioned Officer's Belt buckle by "O & C ges. gesch." a textbook, hardly used example with minor discoloration due to age storage, with light patina; in near mint condition. Design of this belt buckle first appeared probably around 1927, and was exclusively made by company O & C (Overhoff and Cie) until about 1931. Prior to that time the SS units wore the SA design buckle. From around 1931 onwards Overhoff and