Germany, Heer. An Em/Nco’s Belt And Buckle certificate_of_authenticity Machine-woven light gray embroidery on

Machine-woven light gray embroidery on a think black cotton triangular field

its members would see action in the North-West Rebellion and in the Second Boer War

date marked "O" (1938) and hand engraved "15400" above "7276" in the base

and constructed of a card stock binding with 34 pages of paper

dress uniforms were used in battle and occasionally an officer

Germany, Heer. An Em/Nco’s Belt And Buckle certificate_of_authenticity Machine-woven light gray embroidery on(Heer Grtel mit Schnalle). A Heer EM NCOs belt and buckle, the former constructed of pressed black leather, one end stitched into a loop to accommodate and integral magnetic metal clip, the opposite end bearing a reverse brown leather tongue perforated with eight sets of dual eyelets for an adjustable fit, the reverse of the clip end bears an embossed makers mark which wear has rendered illegible, in addition to an illegible handwritten owners name on