Original U.S. WWII Adolf Galland Print Signed by Author & Pilot - 16 x 20” - 388/500 Category_Rear Sight Assembly It remained the principle handgun

It remained the principle handgun of the Italian Army until it was increasingly supplanted by the Glisenti Model 1910

with a post war apple green paint over red primer

and this has all the correct attributes that it should have

The German Wound Badge was instituted during the First World War to recognize those wounded in the conflict

they moved to facilities at Fort Worth

Original U.S. WWII Adolf Galland Print Signed by Author & Pilot - 16 x 20” - 388/500 Category_Rear Sight Assembly It remained the principle handgunOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Perhaps the most famous of Germany's WW2 fighter aces, Adolf Galland joined the Luftwaffe in 1933 and served with the Condor Legion in Spain. He scored his first victory over France in 1940, and in June 1940 became commander of JG26. Operating over Britain from the Pas de Calais, by the end of the year he had reached 58 victories. In November 1941, after his 94th victory he was promoted to General der Jagdflieger overall