An Sa (Sturmabteilungen) Enlisted Man's Belt With Buckle Archive Ross was observing for a

Ross was observing for a battery to the rear of my battery and was returning with information when two German planes swooped down on him from behind the clouds

issued by Saxe-Meiningen in 1918

Six European Medals & Awards - very fine to mint condition

and one while with No

produced in the early stages of the war in stamped brass with stamped nickel centre

An Sa (Sturmabteilungen) Enlisted Man's Belt With Buckle Archive Ross was observing for aFirst version SA enlisted man's belt buckle in die stamped brass, unmarked, illustrating a right facing eagle, its talons gripping a sunwheel swastika, inscribed "GOTT MIT UNS" (God is with Us) above, with a half wreath of oak leaves and acorns below, the buckle measuring 47. 2 mm x 63. 5 mm. Belt in leather, with a smooth finished dark brown upper and raw underside, nine rows of two holes each for length adjustment on the right end, magnetic metal