An Waffen-Ss Enlisted Man’s Belt With Buckle Auction Archive he was transferred to the

he was transferred to the Canadian Ordnance Corps as an Armourer Sergeant

maker marked and date stamped "CC/41" (1941) on the neck

light soiling and wear evident on the gray cotton band surrounding the left lens

rather than on the retina

Captain Wulf was the combat troop commander on the western front and was wounded a total of five times

An Waffen-Ss Enlisted Man’s Belt With Buckle Auction Archive he was transferred to theThe buckle in aluminum finished steel (magnetic); the obverse with a standard SS motif consisting of a national eagle with spread wings, clutching a static swastika in its talons, and the SS motto Meine Ehre heit Treue in raised lettering surrounding the wreathed swastika between two ropes; the reverse with standard double claw prongs and a soldered on catch; measuring 64 mm x 47 mm; the belt is fabricated from a very thick leather with a smooth