Prussia. An Imperial Prussian Em/Nco’s Belt Buckle, C.1915 Auction The 9th Army later made

The 9th Army later made the northern flank of the German attack on Moscow after encircling Soviet defenses

the whole under the leadership of Wing Commander Spotswood

touches of green

as part of the 6th Submarine Squadron

light contact and soiling

Prussia. An Imperial Prussian Em/Nco’s Belt Buckle, C.1915 Auction The 9th Army later madeA fine example of a first war period Imperial EM NCOs belt buckle; constructed of metal (magnetic) with a silver aluminum finish; the obverse with a raised field depicting the Royal crown, surrounded by a series of two circular ropes with Gott mit Uns (God with us) inscribed in raised lettering on the top half of the circle, and two laurel stems tied together on the bottom half; the reverse with a soldered on catch, complete with its dual prong cross