Original U.S. WWII German Enemy Prisoners of War Uniform Category_Blunderbuss This particular example has all

This particular example has all steel/iron fittings with arsenal markings

collectors incorrectly assumed that the SSK 90 helmet was specifically made for pilots flying the Messerschmitt Me 262 jet fighter and therefore incorrectly labeled the SSK 90 as a "jet fighter helmet"

This is a great chance to pick up a nice Civil War Rifled Musket Carbine

Any deviations meant the garment was subject to rejection and kept the standards high

Here is a 32 1/2" double edged blade broad sword measuring 39" in overall length

Original U.S. WWII German Enemy Prisoners of War Uniform Category_Blunderbuss This particular example has allOriginal Items: One of a kind Set. In 1944 in and around Washington, DC, an innovative new spy agency known as the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) took over national park sites to set up a first of its kind spy school. Thousands of German Enemy Prisoners of War (EPWs) were housed in camps throughout the United States often within plain view of American civilians. Some of these camps utilized National Park sites due to readily available facilities.