Original German WWII Army Sergeant HBT Drilljacke - 1941 British Lancer with honest wear

with honest wear

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The blade was derived from the ferocious Indian Talwar and was reviled by the French who protested its use due to the horribly destructive wounds it inflicted

Traditionally upon the death of a Monarch the coffin is "Laid in State" surrounded by four of these red coated Cavalry Guardsmen of the Household Cavalry Division on foot

Overall a very nice totally correct 100% genuine double decal M35 Luftwaffe helmet

Original German WWII Army Sergeant HBT Drilljacke - 1941 British Lancer with honest wearOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a near mint condition 1941 dated German WWIi Army Herring Bone Twill constructed Drilljacke (Drill Work Jacket). During the reorganization of the army in April 1933, a new grey drill uniform or "Drillichanzug" a direct descendent of the Reichheer's 'Moleskinanzu" was released. The new outfit was composed of off white, at times greyish linen tunic (Drillichjacke) and trousers 'Drillichose) with just the rank