Original German WWII Afrikakorps Cuff Title DAK with Award Document MG 15 This is the only example

This is the only example we have ever seen and differs very slightly from the pistol illustrated in Harding's book with a minor difference in the shape of the butt stock

Original Item: According to the Quartermaster QM 3-4 Catalog the Bag

These were desert people and had modeled the broadsword on those

Lining is in very good condition with typical wear at the neck

British forces attacked Saint-Venant

Original German WWII Afrikakorps Cuff Title DAK with Award Document MG 15 This is the only exampleOriginal Items: Only One Available. The Afrikakorps cuff title became an official award from the 18th July 1941 (Prior to this date the various locally made black unofficial Afrikakorps cuff titles had been worn by some German soldiers from all branches of the Wehrmacht) Criteria for the award was a minimum of two months service in North Africa, before the award could be worn on the tropical blouse, or woollen greatcoat. However, many German soldiers