Germany, Imperial. A Heer Camouflage M16 Stahlhelm, by F.C. Bellinger Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic with construction indicating possible use

with construction indicating possible use on a Czechoslovakian M32/34 or later period steel helmet

” situated above crossed swords

He liked school but quit school between ages 19 and 20 as he wanted to go to work

Naming is officially impressed on the First World War pair and engraved on the reverse of the CCCLSM

III Class Knight Officer

Germany, Imperial. A Heer Camouflage M16 Stahlhelm, by F.C. Bellinger Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic with construction indicating possible use(1. Weltkrieg Stahlhelm M16 in Mimikri Tarnanstrich). A Heer M16 camouflage Stahlhelm (steel helmet), constructed of a single sheet of magnetic molybdenum steel. The exterior retains the majority of its original wartime camouflage paint scheme, with a mottle consisting of irregular green, light brown, and dark brown splotches. Three rivets are distributed around the centre of the shell for the accommodation of the liner pins, while the lower edge of