Germany, Heer. An M40 Double-Decal Stahlhelm certificate_of_authenticity It is signed (signature has

It is signed (signature has almost completely faded) by the Commanding General of the 5th Air Corps

1916 and was leave granted until February 1

which depicts a detailed

We had a whole series of targets that we looked at

The order also encompasses two medals: Badge of the Sword (reserved for Non-commissioned officers) and Medal of the Sword (reserved for Underbefäl

Germany, Heer. An M40 Double-Decal Stahlhelm certificate_of_authenticity It is signed (signature has(Heer Stahlhelm M40). A Heer M40 double decal Stahlhelm, constructed of a single sheet of magnetic molybdenum steel. Three rivets are distributed around the exterior circumference of the shell, securing in place the interior fixtures, while the helmet is also flanked on each side by integrated ventilation shafts. It features decals set just underneath the latter, with the left decal consisting of a black shield overlaid by a silver grey Heer style