A Weimar Republic Prussian State Police Officer's (Schutzpolizei) Belt With Buckle Newly Listed with Swords and Oak Leaves

with Swords and Oak Leaves

when von Vollard-Bockelberg had worked under him in the Greater General Staff as a deployment expert and let him join command of the newly formed Ninth Army which was led jointly by him and Hindenberg after the middle of September

Knights Cross of the Iron Cross (no date entered)

Order of Merit

A Weimar Republic Prussian State Police Officer's (Schutzpolizei) Belt With Buckle Newly Listed with Swords and Oak LeavesBuckle in die stamped gilt nickel affixed to the right end, unmarked, illustrating the Prussian eagle on a pebbled background, surrounded by the inscription "FREISTAAT PRUSSEN", 47. 8 mm, belt with a smooth finished black upper, raw underside, a tab stitched in place on the right underside with six rows of two holes each for length adjustment, emboss stamped "86" on the tab, a green felt protective pad affixed directly to the body of the belt with the