Original New Zealand WWII Rare Functional Armed Forces Radio A.E.W.S. AEW2 “Comfort Radio” with Vacuum Tubes Spade Grip Assembly CD Counters came in a

CD Counters came in a variety of different models

This is a very nice all original example of a Named German Model 40 Steel helmet

- A wire cutter when used with the associated sheath

about 4-5 inches shorter the length we typically see

It also does look to have been on display for some time

Original New Zealand WWII Rare Functional Armed Forces Radio A.E.W.S. AEW2 “Comfort Radio” with Vacuum Tubes Spade Grip Assembly CD Counters came in aOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting and incredibly scarce set, a still functional Armed Forces Radio Service A. E. W. S. AEW2 radio, circa 1945. One of several sets manufactured as part of a nationwide program that kept the radio industry busy during wartime production restrictions ostensibly released by the Army Education Welfare Service for 'education and entertainment'. This set was almost certainly designed by Radio Corp