A Rare Late War Brown Synthetic Belt; Rzm Marked Newly Listed with Marshall standing in the

with Marshall standing in the back row at the far right)

Nova Scotia on May 19

Sir George Wyatt Truscott died on April 16

having been credited with serving in Britain and France and earning a War Service Badge

being promoted to Major in April 1901

A Rare Late War Brown Synthetic Belt; Rzm Marked Newly Listed with Marshall standing in theBelt fabricated from 3 mm thick brown synthetic material, very rigid, marked with the RZM (Reichszeugmeisterei) insignia and emboss stamped "Erlaubnis L2 _548_ Herstellung u. Lederzeug" on the underside near the left end, silvered metal receiving clip with a leather tab on the left end, the tab with a smooth finished brown upper and raw underside, both the clip and tab held firmly in place by two rivets, seven rows of two holes each for length