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After the first world war the kit was decommissioned by the museum and remained in private collection until 2017
The brass grip is also dated 1931 and bears many other markings
This was a pattern commonly found in the mid to late 18th century (1750-1796) used by both British and American navies as documented in the authoritative "Boarders Away" reference guide
- Brass Butt Plate
The month of June was rounded out with escort missions to Budapest
Original German WWII SA EM/NCO Belt with Brass Buckle - Sturmabteilung Flintlocks After the first world warOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII German Sturmabteilung (SA) EM NCO's Brass Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo) with correct leather belt. It is embossed with the standard NSDAP Political eagle with downward sloping wings. This example has the two piece buckle, with the a stamped brass single piece box with stamped slot, and a soldered on eagle emblem. The belt itself measures 38 when fully extended, and is marked 95 on the buckle end.
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