Original German WWII Early HJ Knife Belt with Solid Nickel Buckle by F. W. Assmann & Söhne Holsters & Cases but this was not a

but this was not a hard and fast rule

The cylinder axis pin pulls out easily when the pull latch is disengaged

1941 and the balance extended from one year to the duration of World War II

Bayonet model adopted in 1895 which has a different socket assembly but this example is the very rare P-1876/95 conversion bayonet which is extremely uncommon

British single-engined fighters could use the Foster mounting to elevate a Lewis gun above the propeller arc for unsynchronized firing

Original German WWII Early HJ Knife Belt with Solid Nickel Buckle by F. W. Assmann & Söhne Holsters & Cases but this was not aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII Early Pattern German HJ solid nickel Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo). It is embossed on the top of the wreath with the HJ motto Blut und Ehre (Blood and Honor), over a State Eagle clutching the HJ diamond Emblem. The buckle body is solid bent nickel alloy, only seen on the early issue buckles, and is in great shape, with minimal oxidation. The attachment claw is aluminized steel, and does have some