Imperial German Belt Buckles Wanted List

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Hello,

I'm looking for the following Imperial German State Belt Buckles to fill gaps in my collection. Any help is greatly appreciated!

Bavarian:
1.) Telegraph Buckle in Steel
2.) Telegraph Buckle in Brass

Hessian:
1.) 115th Regiment in Nickel Silver
2.) Pre-1895 model

Mecklenburg-Schwerin:
1.) Brass
2.) Pre-1895 model

Mecklenburg-Strelitz:
1.) Steel wartime
2.) Pre-1895 model

Saxony:
1.) 107th Regiment in Brass w/"JG" cypher disk in nickel-silver
2.) 107th Regiment in Steel wartime
3.) 108th Regiment in Steel wartime w/"GG" cypher disk in steel
4.) Pioneer with nickel-silver buckle & brass disk
5.) Pre-1895 model

Wurttemburg:
1.) Pre-1895 model

Prussian:
1.) Pre-1895 Navy or Colonial Troops

Best Regards,

Alan

 

[ww1czechlegion]

Here's an updated "Wanted List of Imperial German Belt Buckles" that I'm searching for.

Any help is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,

Alan

Bavarian:
1.) Telegraph Buckle in Steel
2.) Telegraph Buckle in Brass

Hessian:
1.) 115th Regiment in all Nickel Silver
2.) Pre-1895 model Found

Mecklenburg-Schwerin:
1.) Pre-1895 model

Mecklenburg-Strelitz:
1.) Steel wartime
2.) Pre-1895 model

Saxony:
1.) 107th Regiment in Steel wartime w/"JG" cypher disk in steel
2.) 108th Regiment in Steel wartime w/"GG" cypher disk in steel
3.) Pre-1895 model Found
4.) 100th Lieb Regiment buckle that is Unit Marked.

Any Maker Marked Examples Wanted by Seyffarth, H.E. Pucker, Wimmer & Lewey of Leipzig, H. Aurich of Dresden, Adolf Bahr of Deuben.

Any Saxon unit marked buckles Wanted Also.

Wurttemburg:
1.) Wartime steel maker marked "JD17" Found
2.) Wartime steel in 2-piece construction style (separate attached disk to front in steel)

Prussian:
1.) Pre-1895 Navy or Colonial Troops Found
2.) Wartime Navy or Colonial Troops in steel 1-piece stamped construction style buckle

I'm interested in purchasing any unit marked buckles, and any German State Buckles (except Prussian) with Leather Tabs that are either/or Maker Marked/Dated/Unit Marked as well

Thanks,

Alan