Koppelschloss Schutzpolizei Preußen Weimarer Republik

5 Jahre nach Ende des ersten Weltkriegs im Jahre 1923 erhielten die Beamten der preußischen Schutzpolizei ein neues Koppelschloss zu Ihrem schwarzen Lederkoppel. Das neue Wappentier, ein auffliegender Adler, blickt von nun an nach links und hat alle seine monarchischen Attribute - insbesondere die Königskrone - verloren.

• Koppelschloss mit Eichenkranz und preußischem auffliegenden Adler
• Geeignet für 45 mm Lederkoppel
• Maße: 60 x 48 mm
• Material: Messing, vernickelt
• Made in Germany

5 years after the end of the First World War in 1923, the officers of the Prussian Schutzpolizei received a new belt buckle for their black leather belt.This Koppelschloss/buckle was originally used by the Prussian Police in the first democratic republic on German soil in the period after the empire of Wilhelm II and before the transfer of power by the NS only from about 1923 to 1931. It was replaced from 1932 on by a buckle with the inscription FREISTAAT PREUSSEN. The belt buckle shows an oak wreath with a beaded ring inside. The Prussian soaring eagle is depicted in the center. The police uniform of the Schutzpolizei worn at the time had dark green piping and nickel-plated silver buttons at the front and two belt hooks at the rear.

• Belt buckle with oak wreath and Prussian soaring eagle.
• Suitable for 45 mm leather belt
• Dimensions: 60 x 48 m 
• Material: brass, nickel plated
• Made in Germany