Germany, Imperial. A Heer Camouflage M16 Stahlhelm, by F.C. Bellinger Province of China An example of a battle-worn

An example of a battle-worn pair of tropical trousers

although on excused duty with both hands infected with septic poisoning and completely bandaged

both suspended from a 65 mm-long bar with a horizontal pinback

without visible marks but demonstrating the characteristics of manufacture by Kar Wurster

presenting a white Maltese cross with ball finials

Germany, Imperial. A Heer Camouflage M16 Stahlhelm, by F.C. Bellinger Province of China An example of a battle-worn(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