Netherlands. A Jeugdstorm Standard Issue Leader’s Belt Buckle Newly Listed along with sixty-three inlayed glass

along with sixty-three inlayed glass stones

Naming is officially engraved on the MCs

Nne Jersey before heading east over the Atlantic on June 2 to return to Germany with another stop in Seville

in detailed silver gilt and enameling

He transferred to the 1st Battalion on 12 October 1812 and served in the Peninsula from December 1812

Netherlands. A Jeugdstorm Standard Issue Leader’s Belt Buckle Newly Listed along with sixty-three inlayed glassA fine example of a third reich period NSJ (Nationale Jeugdstorm National Youth Storm) standard issue Leaders belt buckle; constructed of silvered zink; the obverse consisting of a circular plate with a swallow flying above water, circumscribed Nationale Jeugdstorm, all within a multi link chain border; the reverse complete with both keepers; visible are four prongs that fasten the plate to the buckle; measuring 47 mm in diameter; in overall very fine