Original German WWII Zeltbahn Tent Quarter & Poncho in Splinter Pattern Reversible Camouflage Russian Issue Equipment it was withdrawn by the

it was withdrawn by the ravines to the Sharpsburg Road and thence to the bank of the Antietam near the Burnside Bridge

1928: Stab / Gruppenkommando 1

Nordberg for participation in the "Northern France" Campaign

It features the typical feldgrau (field gray) wool gabardine construction with a forest green "badge cloth" band and a traditional high forward crown

There is a lock button on the reverse of the handle

Original German WWII Zeltbahn Tent Quarter & Poncho in Splinter Pattern Reversible Camouflage Russian Issue Equipment it was withdrawn by theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The German Zeltbahn or Army Tent Quarter was a multi purpose piece of German army regulation equipment that was issued to Wehrmacht soldiers during WWII. This piece of camouflaged material could be combined with three other to make a proper tent, or other quantities to construct shelters of various sizes, it was also used for camouflage, as a poncho or even a stretcher. This service used example comes in the very