WW2 German Nazi BIRTH CERTIFICATE document with stamped SWASTIKA 1940
WW2 German Nazi BIRTH CERTIFICATE document with stamped SWASTIKA 1940
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WW2 German Nazi BIRTH CERTIFICATE document with stamped SWASTIKA 1940
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WW2 German Nazi BIRTH CERTIFICATE document with stamped SWASTIKA 1940
WW2 German Nazi Wehrmacht porcelain beer mug with Third Reich Eagle and Swastika
could be postwar, as i am not sure i sell cheap
still very nice
WW2 German Nazi Wehrmacht porcelain tea cup with Third Reich Eagle and Swastika
could be postwar, as i am not sure i sell cheap
still very nice
WW2 German Nazi Third Reich patriotic company Carlsberg bottle with SWASTIKA on cap
WW2 German Nazi Third Reich OFFICER wooden CIGAR BOX with SWASTIKA
WW2 German Nazi 2 REICHSMARK III REICH 1936 HINDENBURG SWASTiKA silver coin
WW2 German Nazi 2 REICHSMARK III REICH 1936 HINDENBURG SWASTiKA silver coin
WW2 German Nazi 5 REICHSMARK III REICH 1936 HINDENBURG SWASTIKA large silver coin
WW2 German Nazi Panzer badge Tank award relic marked waffen SS Wehrmacht
WW2 German Nazi nice M42 single heer decal combat helmet marked Army Wehrmacht
Arguably the helmet was the most recognizable part of the individual German soldiers appearance. With a design that derived from the type used in world war one, the German helmet offered more protection then ones used by it’s enemies. The quality field gray painted steel helmet with two decals and rolled steel rim and leather liner was a labor intensive product and simplified as the war progressed. The earliest model helmet used in world war two was the model 35 or M35 Stahlhelm. During the war the helmet was simplified in 2 stages. In 1940 the airvents changed from separate rivets affixed to the helmet shell to stamped in the main body of the shell. In 1942 a new model was introduced where the rim of the shell was left sharp and not rolled over as previous models. These models are known in the collector community as M40 and M42. The low sides that protect the neck and ears, the tell tale design that the Germans introduced in 1935 can still be seen in modern day army helmets.
size 57
marking difficult to read
ET62 probably and below, the 5 digits batch number...