GERMAN WHITE MP BELT SET USED
Out of stock
- SKU
- 91350500
- Color
- White
- Style
- Belt
Description
Genuine issue from the German Bundeswehr, this white leather belt set is the ceremonial and duty rig worn by the Wachbataillon — the honor guard that renders honors at state visits and official ceremonies in Berlin — as well as by Feldjäger (German Military Police) on parade and traffic-control duties. The high-visibility white finish and polished nickel hardware make it instantly recognizable, and the eagle-emblem buckle leaves no doubt about its origin.
For your customers, this is a hard-to-source authentic piece with real provenance. It appeals directly to collectors of post-war German militaria, Bundeswehr reenactors, uniform completists, and military police enthusiasts who want the actual issued kit rather than a copy. It also has crossover appeal to costume, theatrical, and marching-band buyers looking for a striking white leather belt-and-baldric setup.
What's Included
- White leather waist belt with adjustable holes
- Adjustable over-the-shoulder cross strap (baldric) with roller buckle
- Bundeswehr eagle buckle plate in aged silver-tone finish
- Metal D-rings and spring snap hook for equipment attachment (holster, whistle, baton ring, etc.)
Construction & Details
- Material: Sturdy leather with white finished exterior and natural tan interior
- Hardware: Nickel-finish buckle, D-rings, snap hook, and rivets
- Shoulder strap: Adjustable length, attaches to the waist belt via D-ring and snap hook
- Buckle: Bundeswehr federal eagle motif on a square plate
- Origin: Germany — original Bundeswehr issue
Condition
Used, previously issued. Expect honest service-worn character — light scuffs, edge wear, and patina on the metal fittings consistent with genuine issued gear. Each set will vary slightly, which is part of the authenticity that collectors and reenactors specifically look for.
Who It Sells To
- Militaria collectors focused on modern German / Bundeswehr items
- Feldjäger and Wachbataillon reenactors and impressionists
- Uniform and surplus shops rounding out their German section
- Costume, film, and theatrical wardrobe buyers
- Marching bands and drill teams needing white leather belt-and-strap rigs