Deutsches Rotes Kreuz (DRK) – Field Belt Buckle – Aluminium – “Ges. Gesch. 2”

€250,00

An original German Red Cross (Deutsches Rotes Kreuz – DRK) field belt buckle, dating from the Third Reich period. Manufactured from aluminium, this distinctive buckle features a central circular medallion bearing the German eagle with outstretched wings, a swastika on its breast and a cross held in its talons. The emblem is surrounded by a decorative laurel wreath, with a finely textured background that contrasts with the raised details of the design.

The reverse is stamped “GES. GESCH. 2”, indicating a legally protected design. This marking is associated with a known variant of the DRK field belt buckle. This circular design was intended for the field or dress belt (Feldbindenschloss). The multi-piece aluminium construction, central medallion and rear fastening assembly are characteristic features of this type.

The Deutsches Rotes Kreuz was reorganised under National Socialist rule during the 1930s, and its uniforms and insignia reflected the period’s increasingly militarised organisational structure. DRK personnel served in a range of medical, nursing and support roles. This buckle represents the organisation’s uniform equipment during the period immediately before and during the Second World War.

Condition: Good original condition, with visible age-related wear, light surface oxidation and minor marks consistent with use and storage. The eagle, cross, wreath and reverse marking remain clearly identifiable. The buckle retains its rear fastening components. Please refer to the photographs for a detailed assessment of the condition.

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