Ss Em Belt Buckle By O & C Ges. Gesch. Auction the Battalion not identified on

the Battalion not identified on the paper but possibly the 50th Infantry Battalion

both with correct replacement ribbons

clasp attached to the ribbon on one side and overall gilt loss on the CFD

Camp Borden and in Bren Gun

The relationship with the Gordon Highlanders represents the oldest officially sanctioned regimental alliance in the Commonwealth and small unit exchanges are conducted frequently

Ss Em Belt Buckle By O & C Ges. Gesch. Auction the Battalion not identified onSS EM Belt Buckle by O & C ges. gesch. An early nickel SS Enlisted Man's Non Commissioned Officer's Belt buckle by "O & C ges. gesch." Worn example with minor nicks and contact marks, with good looking patina; in very fine condition. Design of this belt buckle first appeared probably around 1927, and was exclusively made by company O & C (Overhoff and Cie) until about 1931. Prior to that time the SS units wore the SA design buckle. From around 1931