Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Marsh Pattern Camouflage Helmet Cover, Owner-Attributed Example visually-hidden cotton/rayon blended cloth base

cotton/rayon blended cloth base

Footnote: Adolf Bertram was born on October 6

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

Milano” on the reverse

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

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Marsh Pattern Camouflage Helmet Cover, Owner-Attributed Example visually-hidden cotton/rayon blended cloth base(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