An Rad Enlisted Man's Belt With Buckle By Friedrich Keller, Oberstein Auction Archive He grew up in his

He grew up in his beloved adopted home of Eatonville

Royal Canadian Regiment from October 10 to 25

and in April 1941 was increased to Gruppe strength

subsequently invalided to England one week later

He was a great success socially

An Rad Enlisted Man's Belt With Buckle By Friedrich Keller, Oberstein Auction Archive He grew up in hisBuckle in silvered aluminum, maker marked "FKO" (Friedrich Keller, Oberstein) on the reverse, illustrating the RAD (Reichsarbeitsdienst) on the obverse, the buckle measuring 47 mm. Belt is fabricated from a very thick leather with a smooth finished brown upper and underside, emboss stamped "100" and "B. A. M. 238" on the underside at the right end, emboss stamped "3. A." with an underline stroke on the main tab at the furthest point from the right end