GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY REGIMENT SOLDIER WILHELM FISCHL Army P-37 Waist Belt 37 Pattern Webbing One of the common pieces

One of the common pieces of Equipment was a Morse Telegraph Key

Austrian Army post war wool gloves

The postcard series Police in Poland was issued as a War Winter Help to aid the German people in the winter of 1939 / 1940

UNIFORMEN DER WAFFEN SS POSTER

to match the original Luftwaffe splinter b camouflage pattern copying the original design

GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY REGIMENT SOLDIER WILHELM FISCHL Army P-37 Waist Belt 37 Pattern Webbing One of the common piecesDEATH CARD FOR A GERMAN WW2 SOLDIER KILBECK ORIGINAL WWII German death card for Infantry Regiment soldier WILHELM FISCHL who died on March 17, 1942 in battle at the age of 30. Measures about 2. 5" x 4. 25" unfolded. It is a single sided, one page card. Military death cards are notices of the death of a WW2 German soldier who was killed during the war. Known also as Sterbebilder. Death notices were a common European Catholic custom, normally given or