Original German WWII Era Army Soldier Bust on Marble Base - Signed 81mm Mortar At 11 o'clock

At 11 o'clock

Officer’s and men of

It looks like originally it was made for a "claw" style buckle

But despite the fact that DeWitt had earlier assured residents of Military Area 2 that there would be no exclusion from that area—and that many Japanese Americans had in fact moved there from Military Area 1 for that reason—he ordered the removal of all Japanese Americans from the California portion of Military Area 2 as well

On the left collar is the "Caduceus" insignia

Original German WWII Era Army Soldier Bust on Marble Base - Signed 81mm Mortar At 11 o'clockOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a lovely German WWII hollow metal bust of an Army soldier wearing an M16 Stahlhelm helmet on a marble base. During the build up to WWII, the first helmets that the Wehrmacht were armed with were re fitted WWI helmets, which have the distinctive long vent hole lugs for attachment of a "stirnpanzer" armored shield. Due to how recognizable these were, sculptures and other art featuring German helmets often still