Original Belgian Early Cold War Era 1950s Experimental Leibermuster Camouflage Jacket - WWII German Designed Camouflage The Pacific on HBO The inner closure flap is

The inner closure flap is beautifully stamped with the manufacturer stamps

As fate would have it

though it is secured with an incorrect nut

This is a wonderful example of a French Second Empire leather shako imported by the Union during the American Civil War

Soldiers would often buy cast iron or brass knuckles

Original Belgian Early Cold War Era 1950s Experimental Leibermuster Camouflage Jacket - WWII German Designed Camouflage The Pacific on HBO The inner closure flap isOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is an incredible piece of Belgian armed forces history. This camouflage jacket, while appearing to be German WWII, is actually an early 1950s Belgian camouflage jacket. The type of camo pattern used is the WWII German designed Leibermunster. Designed during the Second World War by German engineer Helmut Leiber, the Leibermuster camouflage pattern was considered for use by Belgium, the Netherlands, and