Original Japanese WWII Army Officer’s Belt with All Leather Construction and Buckle - Rare Brown Bess and appeared in the 1920

and appeared in the 1920 edition of DRAB

The "armband system" was instituted by the NSDAP Party in 1939 at the same time that the political leadership ranks were expanded into their final form

arguing that the base "was imposed on Cuba by force" and is "illegal under international law

correct three section leather liner

The revolver is also marked with serial number 573 under the grips

Original Japanese WWII Army Officer’s Belt with All Leather Construction and Buckle - Rare Brown Bess and appeared in the 1920Original Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a scarce Japanese WWII officers leather belt. The webbed canvas examples are more common and survive better, so finding a full leather example is rare. All of the leather elements, although supple, exhibit noticeable chafe wear and cracking. The buckle shows some oxidation and wear, and the leather has some crazing issues. When unbuckled, the belt measures roughly 38 long. There are no