Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Marsh Pattern Camouflage Helmet Cover, Owner-Attributed Example visually-hidden the reverse bearing a handwritten

the reverse bearing a handwritten inscription and dedication from Stalag VII A in Moosburg

The movement grew to around seven million members before ceasing during the 1970s

constructed of a boiled and blackened leather shaft

(국민훈장國民勳章 / gugminhunjang)

cotton/rayon blended cloth base

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Marsh Pattern Camouflage Helmet Cover, Owner-Attributed Example visually-hidden the reverse bearing a handwritten(Wehrmacht Stahlhelm Tarnbezug). An extremely well preserved Wehrmacht (Heer and Luftwaffe Field Divisions) camouflage helmet cover, constructed of multiple panels of cotton duck cloth. The exterior is dyed in a classic Sumpftarnmuster (marsh swamp pattern) camouflage, with a mottle consisting of a primarily olive drab base overlaid by irregular splotches of brown and dark green with blurred edges, interspersed with dark green splinters. Four loops of