Wurttemberg, Imperial. An Officer’s Brocade Dress Belt And Buckle GTRexclude these ID booklets were used

these ID booklets were used to help differentiate factory owners from regular civilians

He completed Grade Eleven at Halifax Academy (1938) and a commercial course in Stenography at the Academy (1939)

surrounded by the inscription in Russian "By the Grace of God Nicholas II Emperor and Autocrat of All Russias"

New Hampshire for duty in connection with the fitting out of USS Flying Fish (SS-229) and duty on board when commissioned on September 22

Wurttemberg, Imperial. An Officer’s Brocade Dress Belt And Buckle GTRexclude these ID booklets were used(Feldbine). A round gilded brass officers buckle, the obverse illustrates a Gothic letter W surmounted by the Imperial crown, affixed to the buckle by three prongs, and surrounded by an open ended wreath of laurel leaves, the reverse shows a welded hook and keeper bar, measures 47. 18 mm in diameter, a brass receiving clip with dual prongs on the reverse at the other end of the belt, the belt is fabricated from a silver sash with black and red stripes