A Feldjägerkorps Buckle Newly Listed having its roots in the

having its roots in the French part of Montreal in the nineteenth century

attached to a supple black leather frog

He took the Sergeant's Promotion Exams A and B on March 27

measures 64

German Horse Rider Badge

A Feldjägerkorps Buckle Newly Listed having its roots in theBuckle constructed of brass, 62mm x 48mm, plain field, with affixed six pointed star, centering Prussian eagle with small swastika on his chest, in worn condition. Footnote: Feldjgerkorps existed for a short time, first being a SA policing unit, created in October 1933, then absorbed into Prussian Police on April 1 1935. Scarce buckle. Footnote: From the collection of approximately 900 German buckles accumulated by John R. Angolia, who start