Germany, Heer. A Half-Button Undershirt, Owner-Attributed Example Buy Now In the early days of

In the early days of the Second War

and further trouble with the throat in 1922 it would seem more likely that the bleeding was from some part other than his lungs"

All three dirks and the frog are housed in a wooden presentation case

a Reichsbahn official’s eagle

named to “ВАСИЛИЙ КИЛИЛЛОВИЧ ЗАХАРОВ” (“VASILY KIRILLOVICH ZAKHAROV”)

Germany, Heer. A Half-Button Undershirt, Owner-Attributed Example Buy Now In the early days of(Heer Unterhemd). A very well preserved Heer undershirt, constructed of a dark field grey wool rayon blended cloth. It features a turned down collar which transitions into a central slash, closing with four pressed card stock buttons on the right which meet an equal number of reinforced buttonholes on the left. The cuffs of each sleeve have additional slashes which close with identical buttons. One slash bears a handwritten owners name of PAUL G.