Imperial German Army Pre-WWII Flag Dated 1898 Vintage Signs which received the macabre nickname

which received the macabre nickname 'baby coffin' due to its shape

000 other Czech and German Bayonets sold at that time by the Czech Government company Omnipol to Fire-Power International in England

This is an original WWII issue wool garrison cap for wear with the Class A uniform

The action still retains a crown over V

2nd and 3rd Yokosuka SNLF were converted to parachute units

Imperial German Army Pre-WWII Flag Dated 1898 Vintage Signs which received the macabre nicknameOriginal Item: Only One Available. This spectacular item was recently received from a prominent collector located in the southern United States. This hand painted flag measures 57" wide by 48" tall, mounted in an aluminum plexi glass frame, is of the Imperial German Spread Eagle in a cold circle under a crown with blue ribbon banner that reads "Krieger Verein Dorndorf" and literally translates to "Warrior Society Dorndorf". In Altdeutsch (Old German)