the sleeves lined in white nylon
when the former Army Aviation (Aeronáutica Militar) and Naval Aviation (Aviação Naval) were united and formed an independent air branch of the Armed Forces
silver aluminum bullion wire
A single belt loop is stitched into position on the left to secure the portion of the strap that exceeds the buckle
The backing is marked with “585”
Germany, Heer. A Belt and Buckle for Enlisted Ranks, Early Wartime Issue, by Ernst Schneider consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac the sleeves lined in white(Heer Koppel fr Mannschaften). A Heer belt and buckle for Enlisted ranks, the former constructed of black leather, one end stitched into a loop for the accommodation of a magnetic metal clip, the opposite end retaining a reverse leather tongue perforated with seven sets of dual eyelets for an adjustable fit, unmarked, measuring 4 cm (w) x 90 cm (l); the latter constructed of magnetic steel and retaining approximately half of its field grey paint, the
