Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Leather Protective Trousers, Kriegsmarine and Panzer Issue, by Rudolf Rinne United Republic of stating that he had eight

stating that he had eight years' previous service with the Imperial Army and nine years with the Canadian Permanent Force

marked with code “134” for maker Otto Klein & Co

he complained of weakness of the right knee after he fell into a shell-hole in May 1917

This particular buckle is illustrated on page 293 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich

1915 in Welland

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Leather Protective Trousers, Kriegsmarine and Panzer Issue, by Rudolf Rinne United Republic of stating that he had eight(Wehrmacht Lederhose fr Mannschaften der Kriegsmarine und Panzertruppe). A well preserved pair of Wehrmacht protective trousers, constructed of heavy blackened leather. Six loops are distributed around the waist and retain an original matching belt, similarly constructed of blackened leather, which is perforated with nine eyelets reinforced with magnetic metal grommets, in turn meeting a magnetic metal buckle. Two blackened leather suspender straps