Original German WWII Splinter Camouflage Pattern Winter Parka 81mm Mortar held firmly to the sides

held firmly to the sides by two iron bands

Cummings – Okla

[It is not altogether uncommon to find that a P-4A specification helmet was occasionally ‘created’ simply by cutting and removing the ‘pigtail’ communications cord

Both Rudyard Kipling and Arthur Conan Doyle both experienced firsthand the effect of accurate Boer rifle fire during the Second Boer War and on their return became staunch advocates of miniature rifle clubs with both men forming their own

in German Black Letter typeface

Original German WWII Splinter Camouflage Pattern Winter Parka 81mm Mortar held firmly to the sidesOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a wonderful condition Zeltbahn Splinter Pattern Camouflage parka used by German soldiers during World War Two. The Splinter model parkas appeared in the winter of 1943 44 and were widely issued throughout the German Army and some Luftwaffe units. Many parkas reverse from Splinter camouflage to white, but this model does not reverse and is lined with a gray satin material. Sleeve and waist drawstrings are