Germany, Heer. A Belt Buckle for Enlisted and NCO Ranks, Late-War Issue, by Josef Feix & Söhne visually-hidden and uncomfortable which made it

and uncomfortable which made it unpopular with the troops resulting in further production being halted as per regulations of January 15

lookouts aboard HMS Sheffield noted the presence of Bismarck and Prinz Eugen making their way to the southwest along the ice at a fast rate of speed

intricate cross hatching representing the interior cap with a small monde and cross marrying the arches at 12 o’clock

A Mint German Cross in Gold - On Wehrmacht backing

the disk attached to the heavy stone backer via a metal screw

Germany, Heer. A Belt Buckle for Enlisted and NCO Ranks, Late-War Issue, by Josef Feix & Söhne visually-hidden and uncomfortable which made it(Heer Grtelschnalle fr Mannschaften und Unteroffiziere). Constructed of dark grey blue painted magnetic steel, the obverse bearing a central Heer style German national eagle clutching a mobile swastika, situated within a ribbed ring bearing an inscription of GOTT MIT UNS (GOD WITH US) with oak leaf branches, the reverse with a catch and claws emanating from a functional roller, maker marked with the logo of Josef Feix & Shne, Gablonz, measuring 62 mm