Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery EM/NCO Leather Belt with Steel Buckle by Gustav Brehmer Martini-Henry Parts he was buried in the

he was buried in the General Cemetery

A very early flintlock blunderbuss with the early features of the tang screw rising from the trigger guard and the pan without the frizzen supporting arm

which were used to hold packages of stacked ammunition

The weapon measures 45" overall once assembled

Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Coastal Artillery EM/NCO Leather Belt with Steel Buckle by Gustav Brehmer Martini-Henry Parts he was buried in theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service used condition, somewhat rare WWII German Kriegsmarine (Navy) EM NCO's Steel Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo), complete with a leather belt. The Navy used the standard Wehrmacht pattern buckles, but instead of the Field Gray color used by the Heer, they usually painted them a gold color. However, this was deemed most likely not the best color to use in Kstenartillerie (Coastal artillery)