A Second War Russian Naval Dirk Hanger With Belt Archive the ends of the sweatband

the ends of the sweatband glued together at the rear

1939 for the Reich mail minister and in the name of the president of the Reich mail administration

Buckle is marked "RZM 36/40SS" ("36" signifies the maker code

"Blackjack" Pershing invited the British Royal Flying Corps to establish training fields in Texas for the training of American and Canadians volunteers because of its mild weather

the "MÁV" an abbreviation for "Magyar Államvasutak" (Hungarian State Railways)

A Second War Russian Naval Dirk Hanger With Belt Archive the ends of the sweatbandThis is a Second War Russian Soviet naval dirk hanger, with the main belt and dirk hangers crafted out of black horizontally lined embroidered uppers, with a black corduroy backer and gilded brass hardware. Overall, the belt features a square adjustment loop, with lion head hardware on both ends of the belt. Each end has a loop finish and is fastened together by a gilded brass S shaped hook. Suspended from the belt are two dagger hangers attached to