Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss B-Pattern Oak Leaf Camouflage Helmet Cover Hold the front designed with two

the front designed with two doors that are each dual-hinged on either side

He arrived in Canada in 1857 and is listed as being a resident of Huntingdon

the reverse with a fully intact Reichszeugmeisterei (RZM) label bearing a maker code of “A4/343” and a secondary code of “402192”

known as "the last major German formation in North Africa to lay down its arms": German Cross in gold

Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss B-Pattern Oak Leaf Camouflage Helmet Cover Hold the front designed with two(Waffen SS Stahlhelmbezug). A well preserved Waffen SS reversible B pattern oak leaf camouflage helmet cover, constructed of multi coloured cotton duck. One side of the cover features a predominantly green mottle, while the reverse bears a predominantly brown autumn pattern. Each side bears six embroidered cotton loops, stitched vertically in the middle, for the attachment of foliage to the helmet. The cover has three rocker clips, with two at the