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WWII GERMAN BUCKLE - SA (4)
The Sturmabteilung, abbreviated SA, (German for "Assault detachment" or "Assault section", functioned as a
paramilitary organization of the NSDAP – the German Nazi party. They played a key role in Adolf Hitler's rise to
power in the 1930s. Later the organization split. one part remained the SA while the other became the SS.
This is a WWII German buckle. As used by the SA, a political organization. Of aluminum
construction. The design consisted of a plain surface with two ropes, one inside the other,
forming a circle. The SA eagle is placed in the center of the innermost circle. The eagle has
its wings fully extended. Its head is facing to the right. It is clutching a wreath with a
swastika in the center.
The space formed between the two ropes is divided in half. The upper section contains a ribbed
design. The bottom section has a highly detailed wreath.
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This page is a recognition and identification guide for WWII German belt buckles. Multiple detailed
photos of specific samples are provided. Descriptions point out clearly defined aspects that should be
noted when inspecting a Third reich belt buckle.
The belt buckles of the Third Reich came in a variety of designs. There were over 100
different types developed. Even the non-military belt buckles often displayed the
swastika as a means to show support of the Nazi party.
The high quality and intricate designs have made the German belt buckles of World
War Two a desirable military collectible. this information is brought to you courtesy of
MilitaryItems.com
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The belt buckles of the Third Reich came in a variety of designs. There were over 100
different types developed. Even the non-military belt buckles often displayed the
swastika as a means to show support of the Nazi party.
The high quality and intricate designs have made the German belt buckles of World
War Two a desirable military collectible.
The back section has a c"Cave" style catch. This type was commonly employed with the SA
buckles. Two welding spots denote the area where the front of the buckle was secured to
the main body. The prongs are secured to a round structure that swivels close to 180
dregrees. This movement makes it possible for the buckle to be attached to the leather
belt.
This belt buckle may currently be reproduced.
It is becoming more difficult to be able to tell the fake ones from the real ones because the quality
of the reproductions is improving. The collector must become familiarized with the construction style
and materials employed in the manufacturing of this buckle. Attention to the details is critical in
order to be able to determine the authenticity of the belt buckle.
If you have an interest is seeing other belt buckles of the Third Reich, you can do so by going
to our WWII German Belt Buckles
identification guide. Where we cover Heer (Army), Navy (Kriegsmarine), Air Force (Luftwaffe),
political and civilian buckles.
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