Netherlands, Kingdom. A 17th Century Zischägge certificate_of_authenticity With the 25th Maine Infantry

With the 25th Maine Infantry first refusing

A second war German Kleiderkasse-SS receipt for clothing items purchased by Stand-Junker (Officer in Training) Hasselwander from Johann Paul Schubert from a store located in Dresden on Bautzner Straße Nummer 50

demonstrating chipping and flecking to the enamels

both the locket and the band below with integral v-shaped loops for placement upon dagger hangers

No other Canadian soldier

Netherlands, Kingdom. A 17th Century Zischägge certificate_of_authenticity With the 25th Maine InfantryA Lobster Tailed Pot Helmet also known as a zischgge, as found example features a cleaned steel shell (magnetic), a multi seem structure along the skull. Front visor with rounded crimped edging with a forward projecting peak in addition to a sliding bridge bar with screw post assembly. The characteristic lobster tail itself is composed of four individual scales each riveted and firmly in place with limited mobility. The interior is bare allowed for