Original Imperial German 62nd (East Frisisan) Field Artillery Regiment Reservist Lüitjens 3-Piece Wood and Porcelain Pipe Dated 1908/10 - Formerly A.A.F. Tank Museum Collection 81mm Mortar while the receiver and bolt

while the receiver and bolt are still bright steel

The black leather scabbard is in very good condition

But before New Zealand could commit its troops to Europe

held together by glue or wire

The 3/5 and the 3/6 hit the center and southern sides of Belleau Wood respectively

Original Imperial German 62nd (East Frisisan) Field Artillery Regiment Reservist Lüitjens 3-Piece Wood and Porcelain Pipe Dated 1908/10 - Formerly A.A.F. Tank Museum Collection 81mm Mortar while the receiver and boltOriginal Item: Only One Available. German soldiers often purchased elaborate regimental pipes in the pre war era. These pipes were decorated with regimental insignia and are most often seen in early war photographs, as they would be quite fragile in trench conditions. This is a wonderfully elaborate pipe marked as belonging to a Reservist (Officer) in the 62nd (East Frisisan) Field Artillery Regiment. The back of the porcelain bowl has what appears to