An Army (Heer) Belt Buckle By E. Schneider Lüdenscheid; Published Example Newly Listed in condition was officially listed

in condition was officially listed as "Neurasthenia" (a mechanical weakness of the actual nerves) due to Shell Shock incurred in France in June 1917

Concentration Camp SS Personnel Collar Tab -  SS Collar Tab for Luftwaffe and Army Personnel Temporarily attached to Concentration Camp Duty - This tab is the machine embroidered double swastika in silver-grey thread on the black wool base

awarded for WWII period Bravery acts in face of the enemy

the left cuff with seven of the eight buttons intact

An Early Squadron Clasp for Bomber Pilots

An Army (Heer) Belt Buckle By E. Schneider Lüdenscheid; Published Example Newly Listed in condition was officially listedIn stamped steel, field grey painted, reverse unmarked, measuring 47 mm x 64 mm, with leather tab emboss stamped with the "E. SCHNEIDER LDENSCHEID" maker mark and dated "1941", better than very fine. This particular buckle is illustrated on page 78 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich, Revised Edition" by John R. Angolia and came from his personal collection. Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by