Smaller-sized - and 'virtually mint'! - WH (KM) 'standard-issue'-pattern, bright-golden-toned- and/or typical zinc-based officers'-dress-model belt-buckle (ie. 'Paradefeldbinde-Koppelschloss für Offiziere der KM') being a non-maker-marked example

This is a very attractive - typically smaller-sized and/or fully complete and totally untouched! - Third Reich-period- ie. WH (Kriegsmarine) 'standard-issue'-pattern, (bright) golden-toned- and typical 'feuervergoldetes Feinzink'-based, officers'-dress-model belt-buckle (ie. 'Paradefeldbinde-Koppelschloss für Offiziere der KM') being a non-maker-marked example and that comes as possibly issued- (but I deem simply never used- nor worn- ie. still 'virtually mint'!), condition. The truly very detailed buckle - that still retains its 'off-factory' polished details! - came together with its accompanying (and not always present!) and also molded-styled: 'Gegenhaken' (something that is more often but not always encountered with these KM-type dress ie.: 'Ausgeh'-) pieces: it is very detailed and retains truly extraordinary detail (as can be noticed on the pictures). The piece it is just a tiny bit dusty caused by decades of storage but truly shows no wear nor damage whatsoever. Simply a very attractive piece that was never before part of a collection: the buckle was recently found as such at a German private-household and was never before in collectors'-hands. In any case a great item to complete any 'Kriegmarine'-officer in 'dress- ie. going-out' attire or to be kept in a specialised belt-buckle-collection!