Original German WWII Political & Civil Organizations Belt Buckle Lot - 4 Buckles U.S. Civil War 30 Caliber pattern Portative cavalry

30 Caliber pattern Portative cavalry Display Machine Guns constructed from all original parts on a machined display receiver

the Model 1892's action is strong enough to chamber high pressure handgun rounds

and has DSA stock number markings on the back of the securing strap

and is marked with PAT

25 inch) tin type portrait shows an unidentified Union solider

Original German WWII Political & Civil Organizations Belt Buckle Lot - 4 Buckles U.S. Civil War 30 Caliber pattern Portative cavalryOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 4 Available. The belt buckle was an important part of the regalia worn by all uniformed military, civil, political and paramilitary organizations during the Third Reich. The belt was part of the uniform and would always be worn while on duty. The belt buckle was generally specific to each organization, with many organizations having separate belt buckles for officers and for enlisted personnel, sometimes with different