Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Em/Nco Belts Archive The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and

The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and ""Lo'Sho"" were used to distinguish wounds suffered in battle versus wounds of a disability or non-combatant nature

the reverse retaining an attachment clip

star also marked with Arabic date letter (1951-53) ""ر""

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Germany, Wehrmacht. A Lot Of Em/Nco Belts Archive The class designations ""Sen'Sho"" and(Wehrmacht Grteln). A lot of EM NCO belts, including a Heer belt constructed of pressed black leather, one end completing in an integrated aluminum loop, the opposite end with a reverse leather tongue perforated with nine sets of dual eyelets, unmarked, measuring 45 mm (w) x 1290 mm (l), with material fatigue evident, in very fine condition; a Heer belt constructed of pressed black leather, one end completing in a bronze clip, the opposite end with a