Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Em/Nco Belts Archive residue evident on the reverse

residue evident on the reverse and on the belt loops from cleaning)

spotting on the white enamelled arms

The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and ""Lo'Sho"" were used to distinguish wounds suffered in battle versus wounds of a disability or non-combatant nature

star also marked with Arabic date letter (1951-53) ""ر""

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Em/Nco Belts Archive residue evident on the reverse(Wehrmacht Grteln). A lot of EM NCO belts, including a Heer belt constructed of pressed black leather, one end completing in an integrated aluminum loop, the opposite end with a reverse leather tongue perforated with nine sets of dual eyelets, unmarked, measuring 45 mm (w) x 1290 mm (l), with material fatigue evident, in very fine condition; a Heer belt constructed of pressed black leather, one end completing in a bronze clip, the opposite end with a