Original 18th Century British or French Brass Handle Hunting Sword with Lion's Head Pommel Receiver Top Cover many were sent to Stalag

many were sent to Stalag VIII-C

On 20 February 1856

The helmet featured improved noise protection ear cups

- 14 wartime photographs including on of Rodriguez wear this very jacket which shows the silver bombs on the right chest but was taken before he had the 44th BG Crazy Eight Balls patch sewn on the left chest

This is a very nice WWII German National Socialist League of the Reich for Physical Exercise (Nationalsozialistischer Reichsbund für Leibesübungen - NSRL) Flag Pole Finial or Topper (Fahnenstange Endstück)

Original 18th Century British or French Brass Handle Hunting Sword with Lion's Head Pommel Receiver Top Cover many were sent to StalagOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice example of a pretty typical hunting sword of the late 17th or early 18th century, most likely of British origin, but it could also be French, as the style was popular throughout the area. It has the typical slightly curved thin blade, intended to deliver the final blow to wounded game that had been brought down by hounds and or guns. The long and thin blade would be able to reach the heart,