Original German WWII National Forestry Service Officials Leather Belt with Buckle by F. W. Assmann & Söhne - Missing Clasp Swords Cuirassiers were cavalry equipped with

Cuirassiers were cavalry equipped with cuirass armour and firearms

It was also home of the Army Recruiting Command

Throughout the 1700's war raged in the colonies from Maine to Georgia

The scabbard is in good condition and still has some traces of paint present

It has very nice original checkered and carved walnut grips

Original German WWII National Forestry Service Officials Leather Belt with Buckle by F. W. Assmann & Söhne - Missing Clasp Swords Cuirassiers were cavalry equipped withOriginal Item: Only One Available. After the NSDAP takeover in 1933, the various German State Forestry agencies were consolidated into the Reichsforst Beamte (National Forestry Service) on April 22 1938. Following this uniform regulations introduced the Officials belt buckle to replace the assorted pattern belt buckles worn by officials of the various state organizations. The new pattern buckle came in a burnished black finish for wear with the