Latvia. An Officer’s Parade Dress Belt with Buckle, c.1935 Buy Now are being discharged or separated

are being discharged or separated from the Army or returned to inactive status

(Kalender der Deutschen in der Slowakei)

Both the top and bottom edges of the cap band are trimmed with orange piping

inscribed "1st DIVISION / GRENADIER GUARDS / COLDSTREAM GUARDS / SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS / 42nd 79th AND 93rd REGts / 4TH DIVISION / 63rd 20th 21st AND 57th REGts / 2 COMPANIES OF THE 46th REGt / 68th REGt / 1st BATTn RIFLES / CAVALRY DIVISION / 4th & 5th Dn Gds 1st 2nd & 6th Dns / 4th 8th 11th 13th & 17th LIGHT DRAGOONS / ROYAL ARTILLERY / ROYAL ENGINEERS" and dated "OCTr 25th 1854" below

the shield backed by a crossed rifle (Infantry) and sword (Cavalry) and inscribed "UNITED"

Latvia. An Officer’s Parade Dress Belt with Buckle, c.1935 Buy Now are being discharged or separatedA brown cloth belt with a thin yellow stripe along the edge, a bronze brocade belt bearing the Order of the Three Stars, manufacturer tab on the interior denoting A Ratfelders, Riga, measures 78. 5 cm in length x 50 mm in width, metal hook on one end, exhibiting small tears on the interior and wear throughout, remains near very fine.