Description
1834 in Belfast
measuring mm in diameter
and that the demarcation markers had been tampered with
The change in design could also have been inspired by economic shortcomings at the time
50 Grade - In tombac
Germany, Imperial. A Officer’s Brocade Parade Belt certificate_of_authenticity 1834 in Belfast(Feldbine). A belt buckle in fire gilt bronze, illustrating a large W (Wilhelm cipher) fronting an anchor, surmounted by the Imperial crown and surrounded by an open ended wreath of laurel leaves, on the right end, marked on reverse with owners name KAUTTER in black ink, the buckle measuring 60 mm (w) x 60 mm (h). Belt is fabricated with a fine silver bullion wire with three repeating embroidered rows, a central red row flanked by black rows on either