A German Police Officer's Black Leather Belt; Marked Auction Archive unmarked but of typical Godet

unmarked but of typical Godet

before he had to be invalided to England on October 13

exhibiting extensive silvering loss on the locket and chape

to celebrate the achievements of the past century and to accelerate development into the next

the right side marked in black ink with the upward-pointing British Broad Arrow production insignia

A German Police Officer's Black Leather Belt; Marked Auction Archive unmarked but of typical GodetBelt is fabricated from a very thick leather with a smooth finished black upper, raw underside, a tab stitched in place on the underside with a smooth finished dark brown upper on the right end, the tab with seven rows of twoholes each for length adjustment, emboss stamped "Croupon" above "R. H. Z." and "106" on the tab where it is stitched in place to the body of the belt, brass receiving clip on the left end, faded name in handwritten block capitals