Original German WWII Rare Kriegsmarine Navy Officer Afrikakorps DAK Tropical Web Belt with Buckle One-of-a-Kind The socket fitting enabled a

The socket fitting enabled a soldier to fix his bayonet but still fire his weapon

The administrative armbands were worn by office staff across all levels of the party

The other side is marked with the British "Broad Arrow" proof over an A in a star for Australia

so the trigger must be pushed forward by hand after cycling

The leather belt loops on the back of the pouch are well marked with the maker

Original German WWII Rare Kriegsmarine Navy Officer Afrikakorps DAK Tropical Web Belt with Buckle One-of-a-Kind The socket fitting enabled aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare totally genuine German WWII Kriegsmarine Officer's Tropical Web Belt, as used by the Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) in North Africa. These are thinner than the usual waist belt used, and were not intended to carry any kind of equipment, made from tropical olive webbing measuring 1 7 16" in width. The design is similar to the officer's brocade belt, and has a gold washed alloy Kriegsmarine buckle,