Original U.S. WWII Sterling Wings Lot Featuring Service Pilot Wings and Bombardier Wings - Both By N.S. Meyer Helmets The people in the area

The people in the area gave up their linen so the US forces could cover their helmets and rifles to blend into the snow

and is not maker marked on the metal

adapted for different magazine

which shows an SS-Unterscharführer (Sergeant) from the 6th SS

There also looks to be some type of touch mark on the barrel

Original U.S. WWII Sterling Wings Lot Featuring Service Pilot Wings and Bombardier Wings - Both By N.S. Meyer Helmets The people in the areaOriginal Items: Only 2 Available. Now this is a fantastic opportunity to add two beautiful US Army Air Forces sterling wings lot to your collection. Both wings are marked as being STERLING and feature the trademark logo of N. S. MEYER. Nathan S. Meyer established himself in the army and navy goods business in New York City in 1906, but claimed the business went back to 1868, certainly a reference to the D. C. military goods operation of his father,