WW2 German Labour Service RAD Aluminum Belt Buckle With Tab Dated 1938 – Maker Noelle & Hueck

This is a unique WWII artifact, a German Labour Service (Reichsarbeitsdienst or RAD) aluminum belt buckle dating back to 1938. The buckle, featuring the RAD emblem – a spade and sheaf of wheat, is a tangible symbol of the compulsory labor service organization in Nazi Germany. The buckle is made from sturdy aluminum with intricate detailing, showcasing the fine craftsmanship of the period. It comes with the original leather tab, also dated 1938, adding to its authenticity. The tab, though worn, is still intact, providing a glimpse into the past. This belt buckle is not only a fascinating piece of history but also a collector’s item, reflecting the social and political dynamics of the era. Its preservation makes it a valuable artifact for those interested in WWII memorabilia or historical items.