An Early Ss Em Belt Buckle By “O & C Ges. Gesch.” Newly Listed The Order of the Redeemer

The Order of the Redeemer

Remaining in extremely fine condition with excellent patina

and was likely grounds for the award of his Civil OBE and probably for secretive work carried out after his duties as an Intelligence Officer

A 2nd Lieutenant Commission Document to Military Cross Recipient

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An Early Ss Em Belt Buckle By “O & C Ges. Gesch.” Newly Listed The Order of the RedeemerAn early nickel SS Enlisted Man's Non Commissioned Officer's Belt buckle by "O & C ges. gesch." a textbook, hardly used example with minor discoloration due to age storage, with light patina; in near mint condition. Design of this belt buckle first appeared probably around 1927, and was exclusively made by company O & C (Overhoff and Cie) until about 1931. Prior to that time the SS units wore the SA design buckle. From around 1931 onwards Overhoff and