Germany, Heer. An Double-Decal M40 Stahlhelm Hold Accompanied by copies from the

Accompanied by copies from the National Archives confirming him on the roll of officers of the King's German Legion

Knight was transferred to the Fort Garry Horse on January 21

as well as a hand-etched date of “1919”

Belt is fabricated from a thick leather with a dark brown finished upper

A well preserved example of a mid-war production Luftwaffe Paratrooper (Fallschirmjäger) badge

Germany, Heer. An Double-Decal M40 Stahlhelm Hold Accompanied by copies from the(Heer Stahlhelm M40). A Heer M40 double decal Stahlhelm, constructed of a single sheet of magnetic molybdenum steel painted in a dark apple green. Three rivets are distributed around the exterior circumference of the shell, securing in place the interior fixtures, while the helmet is also flanked on each side by integrated ventilation shafts. It features decals set just underneath the latter, with the left decal consisting of a black shield overlaid