Germany, Empire. A Telegrapher’s Belt Buckle, C. 1917 certificate_of_authenticity representing the bridging over the

representing the bridging over the so called Polish corridor

A 1933 Tag Der Arbeit stickpin (1

paint chipping on the arms

stitched onto the upper corner of each hoist edge is a rectangular black rayon patch trimmed with gold bullion wire

Germany, Empire. A Telegrapher’s Belt Buckle, C. 1917 certificate_of_authenticity representing the bridging over the(Telegraph Koppelschloss). Constructed of magnetic metal, the obverse displaying the royal crown on a raised field, circumscribed Gott Mit Uns (God With Us) along with an open ended wreath below, a bracket is riveted to each side of the buckle via two rivets each for wires to be passed through, the reverse plain, a catch, and a standard dual prong spring bar, measuring 102 mm (w) x 47 mm (h), in fair condition.