In artificial leather, with solid brass buckle showing the star with hammer and sickle emblem. The buckle of this type was introduced for military schools early during the war, and later adopted for use by regular army units.

Fully extended, about 42.5" from end to end, including the buckle. It will fit up to 41" waist and can be easily adjusted to fit smaller sizes. On the inside, there is a clearly legible stamp of the Karl Marx Factory in the town of Bogorodsk (Gorky Region) showing a 1970 date of manufacture.

Excellent condition, shows just a minimal use. The are

In artificial leather, with solid brass buckle showing the star with hammer and sickle emblem. The buckle of this type was introduced for military schools early during the war, and later adopted for use by regular army units.

Fully extended, about 42.5" from end to end, including the buckle. It will fit up to 41" waist and can be easily adjusted to fit smaller sizes. On the inside, there is a clearly legible stamp of the Karl Marx Factory in the town of Bogorodsk (Gorky Region) showing a 1970 date of manufacture.

Excellent condition, shows just a minimal use. The are some very minor scuffs to the exterior. The buckle is extremely well-preserved and bright, free of tarnish or wear.

/Similar to Shalito, Red Army Uniforms of WW2 in Color Photographs , page 89; Robert Fisch Field Equipment of the Infantry, 1914-1945 , Page 29 fig. 53/
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