Württemberg. A Württemberger Em/Nco’s Belt Buckle Newly Listed He was discharged to Base

He was discharged to Base Details on November 18th

stating he had been placed in the "intolerable position of being ordered to enforce a policy which his past experience gained in applying similar policies has proven ruinous to discipline of [troops]

The vulcan visor has a smooth black leather-look upper and has a light tan synthetic underside

Japanese tanks and armour

On one occasion he was flung into a cell without excuse and attacked by a German "Feldwebel" (Sergeant)

Württemberg. A Württemberger Em/Nco’s Belt Buckle Newly Listed He was discharged to BaseA fine example of a first war period imperial EM NCOs belt buckle; constructed of copper; the obverse with a raised field depicting the Wrttemberger Coat of Arms, surrounded by two circular ropes with Furchtlos und Trew (Fearless and Loyal) inscribed in raised lettering on the top half of the circle, and two laurel stems tied together on the bottom half; the reverse with a soldered on catch, complete with its dual prong cross bar; unmarked; measuring