Neat - albeit unmarked and typically regular-sized! - example of a pre-war-period, boy-scouts- (ie. 'Pfadfinder'-) related copper-based belt-buckle being a just moderately used specimen

This is an attractive - albeit unmarked and typically regular-sized! - example of a pre-war-period (ie. I deem before 1933), so-called: boy-scouts- (ie. 'Pfadfinder'-) related copper-based belt-buckle being a just moderately used specimen that comes in an overall nice- (albeit moderately worn and/or totally uncleaned), condition. The buckle is a 'standard-issued'-pattern- (ie. 'single-pieced'-constructed) example having an integrated (ie. stamped) 'front-plate' attached that shows the typical boy-scouts-logo (ie. 3-pieced lily-flower) surrounded by the text: 'Allzeit Bereit' (as can be noticed on the pictures). The buckle is still a bit dirty and shows some dust and/or staining as acquired over the years: it was, however, never cleaned nor polished. The buckle is void of any makers'-mark or logo (as is more often encountered) and shows nice and/or pronounced detail but also shows the obvious signs of having been moderately worn (it is still a bit dusty as found and comes as stored for decades). Simply an attractive example of an early-period 'Pfadfinder'-related belt-buckle that is with certainty accordingly priced!