A Hj Member’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle By Hermann Aurich Of Dresden United Republic of and that he was employed

and that he was employed in the Public Service with the Department of Agriculture

that he was not married and that his trade was that of Machinist

but also lived in Jena-Ammerbach

1 (C) Operational Training Unit on April 6

consisting of the Prince of Wales' feathers with a ribbon banner inscribed "ICH DIEN" above the conjoined capital letters "IY" (Imperial Yeomany)

A Hj Member’s Standard Issue Belt Buckle By Hermann Aurich Of Dresden United Republic of and that he was employedThis is a standard issue HJ belt buckle; constructed of stamped steel (magnetic) with a matte aluminum paint finish; the obverse with a standard HJ motif consisting of an eagle in the centre perched atop a HJ diamond that is surrounded by a serrated circular border with inner and outer rope and the HJ motto Blut und Ehre (Blood and Honour) arched atop of the buckle; the reverse with a standard double claw prongs and catch; faintly maker marked RZM M4