Germany, Ordnungspolizei. A Police Belt and Buckle for Enlisted Ranks Auction A mixed lot of rings

A mixed lot of rings circa the 14th-17th century

Any protection at all besides a cloth cap was seen as an improvement with many lives potentially being saved

each marked "FREE" with a place marked for a signature but are unsigned

the reverse with a crimped hinge situated within a rectangular border and vertical pinback meeting a round wire catch affixed to a plate within an oblong border

Germany, Ordnungspolizei. A Police Belt and Buckle for Enlisted Ranks Auction A mixed lot of rings(Ordnungspolizei Koppelschlo fr Mannschaften). An Ordnungspolizei belt and buckle for Enlisted ranks, the former constructed of blackened synthetic leather, one end riveted with a magnetic metal clip, the opposite end stitched with a hidden leather tongue perforated with seven sets of dual eyelets for an adjustable fit, the reverse of the clip end stamped with a size mark of 100 (centimetres), otherwise unmarked, in extremely fine condition; the