A Red Cross Officer's (Leader's) Belt With Buckle In Carrying Case; Published Example Auction practically at the metacarpophalangeal joint"

practically at the metacarpophalangeal joint"

British Issue "CRIMEA" (un-named)

(1921-1927)/(1934-1941)

and was cited in the Supplement to the London Gazette

the organization's leader

A Red Cross Officer's (Leader's) Belt With Buckle In Carrying Case; Published Example Auction practically at the metacarpophalangeal joint"Buckle in silvered aluminum on the right end, marked marked "GES. GESCH." with the manufacturing code "2" inside a double circle on the reverse, the buckle measuring 50. 2 mm. Belt fabricated from a very thick leather, with a smooth finished black upper, smooth finished beige underside, silvered aluminum receiving clip held firmly in place where the belt wraps around to the reverse on the left end, smooth finished black leather tab stitched in place