Germany, Forestry. A Prussian State Forestry Officer’s Belt Buckle certificate_of_authenticity 1946 at London

1946 at London

Footnote: William Antil Richards was born on September 7

He signed his Attestation Paper (420277) with the 43rd Infantry Battalion "Cameron Highlanders"

and after some postgraduate work in Europe

his trade stated as Clerk (General) and his pay documented as four shillings and nine pence

Germany, Forestry. A Prussian State Forestry Officer’s Belt Buckle certificate_of_authenticity 1946 at LondonA fine example of a third reich period belt buckle, complete with clasps, for a Reichsforstbeamter; constructed of fire gilt bronze; a round buckle, with a Prussian style eagle on a raised pebbled field wielding a sword in one claw, and lightning bolts in the other within a thick laurel wreath with berries and a ribbon at the six oclock position; the reverse hollow; an unmarked example; measuring 46 mm in diameter; with approximately 80% of its