A Scarce Early Pattern Sa Enlisted Buckle With Matching Leather Belt Buy Now stating that he had five

stating that he had five years previous military service with the Guernsey Militia

Royal Canadian Regiment (7023)

The Battalion sailed June 19

Both items were brought back to Canada after the Second World War by a Canadian veteran and as such as sold as a single group

1858 and became a naturalized citizen of the United States on September 21

A Scarce Early Pattern Sa Enlisted Buckle With Matching Leather Belt Buy Now stating that he had fiveThis is a scarce early pattern SA enlisted mans buckle with the static (non rotated) swastika; two piece construction; crafted of die stamped brass with brass face plate attached to buckle via two solder points; eagles head is below the bottom rope; unmarked but likely an Assmann & Shne example; measuring 62 mm x 48 mm; face plate slightly dented with scratch marks on top right of buckle; near very fine condition. Leather belt crafted of thick