Prussia. An Imperial Prussian Em/Nco’s Belt Buckle, C.1915 certificate_of_authenticity 68" above the maker's mark

68" above the maker's mark "Adolf Berger" and the code "5950" on the lining where it butts the collar just inside the opening on the right side

the General Assault Badge on March 24

155 in length

reverse with the all-seeing eye with the inscription "From 13 September 1854 to 28 August 1855" below and surrounded by the inscription "For the Defence of Sebastopol" in Russian

Prussia. An Imperial Prussian Em/Nco’s Belt Buckle, C.1915 certificate_of_authenticity 68" above the maker's markA fine example of a first war period Imperial EM NCOs belt buckle; constructed of metal (magnetic) with a silver aluminum finish; the obverse with a raised field depicting the Royal crown, surrounded by a series of two circular ropes with Gott mit Uns (God with us) inscribed in raised lettering on the top half of the circle, and two laurel stems tied together on the bottom half; the reverse with a soldered on catch, complete with its dual prong cross