Germany, Wiemar Republic. A Prussian Protection Police (Schutzpolizei) Officer Buckle & Belt Auction Vice-Admiral Sir George Tryon

Vice-Admiral Sir George Tryon

The ship operated between Bremen and Buenos Aires on the line's South American service and was equipped with wireless and "submarine sounding apparatus"with accommodations for 116 first class

surrounded by a garter inscribed in Latin "UTRUM HORUM MAVIS ACCIPE" (Take Whichever You Prefer)

1917/18 Silberne Militärverdienstmedaille

framed by a wreath of laurel leaves with the dates "1859" at the left and "1915" at the right

Germany, Wiemar Republic. A Prussian Protection Police (Schutzpolizei) Officer Buckle & Belt Auction Vice-Admiral Sir George TryonA fine example of a Freistaat Preussen Schutzpolizei officers belt and buckle; the buckle constructed of of gilt nickel; the obverse depicting a central pebbled field with a raised Prussian Style eagle, circumscribed Freistaat Preussen in large capital letters; the reverse dated 1931 and F & L on the reverse; complete with its receiver and catch; measuring 49 mm in diameter; the belt constructed of thick leather, with a smooth black upper and a