Germany, Heer. An M42 Steel Camouflage Helmet Archive a typewritten letter from Brückner

a typewritten letter from Brückner to HJ official Gerhard Boeck

the obverse with central dates of “1914-1918” within a laurel wreath

maker marked "WHITEHEAD & HOAG" on the reverse

This is an extremely rare and well-preserved example of a 1939 Grand Cross of the Iron Cross

An SA Political Leader's Gorget - An RZM M1/128 SA Gorget - In bronzed aluminum

Germany, Heer. An M42 Steel Camouflage Helmet Archive a typewritten letter from Brückner(Heer M42 Stahlhelm). A Heer M42 steel helmet, constructed of magnetic molybdenum steel. The helmet retains traces of its original apple green paint. It features stamped air vents on each side, and also bears three rivets distributed around the circumference, securing in place the interior apparatus. The rim displays no rolling or crimping, demonstrating that this helmet is a quintessential example of a mid to late war piece. The interior is fully