Turkey, Ottoman Empire. A First War Army Belt Buckle Newly Listed He survived the war with

He survived the war with no account of having served active military service

1941 (later re-designated as 402 Squadron)

bronze MID oak leaves on the ribbon)

a field-worn pair in very fine condition

Nickel-plated hilt fittings show surface wear with some speckling/crazing to the pommel and crossguard with portions of toned frosting remaining in the detail of the wings on the stylized RLB eagle crossguard

Turkey, Ottoman Empire. A First War Army Belt Buckle Newly Listed He survived the war withAn enlisted mans M1909 Belt Buckle, composed of brass and a nickel plated central disc bearing the tugra and a five pointed star, the reverse offers the central rod two rivets for the central plate, measures 62 mm (w) x 47. 25 mm (h), light wear and contact marks, remains very fine.