A German Water Protection Police Nco’s Belt With Buckle; 1936 Pattern Hold glad that they were still

glad that they were still in the land of the living

1932) Poison

violet enameled eagle typical of that period (circa 1860)

County New Brunswick in 1897 and was working as a Farmer until he enlisted in the CEF in March 1916

A German Water Protection Police Nco’s Belt With Buckle; 1936 Pattern Hold glad that they were stillA German Water Protection Police NCOs Belt with Buckle; 1936 Pattern Buckle is die stamped gilt steel, magnetic, unmarked, illustrating a swastika with a half wreath of oak leaves below and the inscription "Gott mit uns" (God is with Us) in Gothic script above, on a pebbled field, 48. 3 mm x 64. 5 mm, intact prongs. Belt is fabricated from a thick leather with a dark brown finished upper, with a 195 mm long leather tab stitched on the reverse, the tab