Germany, Sa. An Enlisted Personnel Belt And Buckle, With Allied Veteran Inscription Hold 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion "was

1st Canadian Parachute Battalion "was wounded in the stomach right through a German belt buckle he had liberated" during the D-Day Invasion

measuring 267 mm (w) x 204 mm (h) each

replacement Army ribbon)

(Sachse-Ernestinische Hausorden Ritterkreuz I

the doctor confirming that he did not require treatment and should pass under his own control and that he be placed in Category "B2"

Germany, Sa. An Enlisted Personnel Belt And Buckle, With Allied Veteran Inscription Hold 1st Canadian Parachute Battalion "was(Sturmabteilung Grtel mit Schnalle). A Sturmabteilung (SA) Enlisted personnel belt and buckle, the former constructed of pressed black leather, with one end completing in an integrated magnetic metal clip, the opposite end with a reverse black leather tongue perforated with seven sets of dual eyelets for an adjustable fit, unmarked with the exception of a handwritten inscription of D. A. HOGG 3RCR BAND (possibly for the Royal Canadian Regiment) set on