Germany, Heer. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Brocade Dress Belt & Buckle United Republic of the British West Indies and

the British West Indies and the United Sates of America

with “Ehrenkreuz der Deutschen Mutter - Dritte Stufe” printed in black gothic lettering on the obverse and “Ernst & Müller

two Vests (one with a black wool exterior

It left for the West Indies in July 1897

The use of an alis when enlisting into the military is not an unusual event and the Canadian expeditionary Force certainly has a number of enlistees who

Germany, Heer. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Officer’s Brocade Dress Belt & Buckle United Republic of the British West Indies and(Wehrmacht Offiziersgrtel). Constructed of densely woven strands of silver aluminum bullion wire, and two rows of horizontal green lines running along the entire side of the belt. The underside of the belt is constructed of olive green cotton. Both ends of the belt are pointed, with one end featuring an aluminum catch with an adjusting slider, while the other side has a series of nine metal (magnetic) rivets and a hook at the end of the belt for size