WW2 Early War German SA Brass Belt Buckle

This is an original WWII-era German SA (Sturmabteilung) belt buckle, produced during the early war period. The SA served as the Nazi Party’s original paramilitary organization, and belt buckles were a prominent part of their uniform, worn both for function and ideological display.

The buckle is of rectangular brass construction and features a central political eagle clutching a wreath enclosing a swastika, surrounded by a rope-bordered oak leaf wreath. Notably, this example does not display the “Alles für Deutschland” motto, which places it within a recognized early-war or transitional style that relied solely on symbolic imagery rather than text. The design is die-struck with clear relief, showing strong definition to the eagle, wreath, and central emblem.

Condition is consistent with age and period use, with an even, honest patina throughout and scattered surface wear. The details remain well-defined, and the buckle retains strong overall presence. A solid example suited for a WWII-era German militaria collection, particularly for those focusing on early-war SA equipment and uniform components.

Specifications

• Material: Brass
• Origin: Germany
• Era: WW2
• Condition: Condition is consistent with age and period use, showing light surface wear while retaining clear detail and strong overall presentation.

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