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Picked this up at an auction this weekend it was in a box of junk and wasn't listed.
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How mush would they normally go for in this condition? I found a few and don't know what to offer. Thanks.
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Nice early (1st pattern) SA buckle!
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I thought nickel plated ones are nskk.
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Could be but plated buckles were also used by the SA if their button color was silver. Later NSKK buckles were pebbled. Call it SA/NSKK 1st pattern 
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I just love these NSKK/SA buckles...
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