Maybe a type 26 ?

Very nice rig! Is the buckle brass, steel or aluminum? Now you need the revolver that fits!

Recently acquired and with a big shout out thank you to Sarge for it's identification. Here is his Id: "Your belt buckle seems to indicate the wearer was a Manchukuoan officer.  The five petal cherry blossom has about 20 stamen which indicates higher rank.  This is the Manchu Qing Dynasty puppet state set up by the Japanese."   Thanks for looking Paul (aka Scarecrow)    

oh, yes . . . German! So, what would the straight sided be like? An American medal drape?

Nice Soviet SKSs seem to bring the most money.  Though I have noticed a drop on these.  A few years ago I saw these near 1k.  There is a nice 1952 dated currently for sale at $800 at a dealer's site and it has not sold yet. So I would guess it would move at around $700.   I have a near mint 1953 dated Soviet one.  I bought it in 1996 for $200.  That was when they were deemed a curio and relic and they flooded into the country...

4th Infantry Regiment out in the field 1930, 4th Infantry Regiment a Pomeranian unit, thus Prussian.

Your belt buckle seems to indicate the wearer was a Manchukuoan officer.  The five petal cherry blossom has about 20 stamen which indicates higher rank.  This is the Manchu Qing Dynasty puppet state set up by the Japanese.      

Recently acquired this Officer's belt, with two piece buckle and holster.  With my limited knowledge in this area (I mainly concentrate on WWII RAF/RCAF) I think these may be for a Japanese officer?  What threw me off a bit was the holster, as it does not appear to be for a Nambu and the impression in the leather seems to be for a fluted cylinder revolver.  Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated.  Many thanks in advance.   Paul  

That's what I was guessing, not very familiar with firearms. Though I find older military surplus rifles interesting but having a low budget means most are to expensive for me.

Agreed with daskrieg,,,   Country of origin and matching parts will determine sometimes the wide price range... I have a Yugoslavian SKS,, I think I paid $300 at the time..   Leigh     

Looks good. Reasonable price.

I came across what looks like an NSKK dagger while scrolling through Collectors Firearms website and I am curious about its authenticity as they don’t get those in very often. Can you guys help me determine if it is legitimate or not?