Original U.S. WWII 75th Infantry Division Captured German Stereoskop Viewer by Oculus in Case with Fantastic Attached Capture Paper & Mail Home Label - 290th Infantry Regiment Category_Flintlock Pistols as they are already armed

as they are already armed

When the safety lever is released

This town is located in Bavaria

Although there has been a general assumption that they were done to replace leather handles which were deteriorating due to the dampness of the tropical environment and then re-issued for use during the Korean War

The helmet’s exterior retains some of its original paint toward the brim but shows heavy oxidation

Original U.S. WWII 75th Infantry Division Captured German Stereoskop Viewer by Oculus in Case with Fantastic Attached Capture Paper & Mail Home Label - 290th Infantry Regiment Category_Flintlock Pistols as they are already armedOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a captured German Stereoskop, a 3D image viewer which was used to train soldiers in reviewing aerial reconnaissance photographs. The set was manufactured by Oculus, and was captured during World War II by Private First Class Robert D. Moore, Company M, 290th Infantry Regiment, 75th Infantry Division. The case contains the Stereoskop, numbered 535, and the case itself is numbered 534 on the lid, likely switched on