Original Italian WWII North African Campaign M1928 Tropical Sun Pith Helmet with Anti-Aircraft Insignia Miscellaneous Gun Parts These are affectionately referred to

These are affectionately referred to as “baby powder bombs” as a majority of this are filled with talcum powder and set off using a CO2 cartridge system

The securest way of transporting written orders from the time of the Revolutionary War up to WWI when field radios first became available

"axe") refers to various axes

000 fatalities from a total of 1

On 6 April 1945

Original Italian WWII North African Campaign M1928 Tropical Sun Pith Helmet with Anti-Aircraft Insignia Miscellaneous Gun Parts These are affectionately referred toOriginal Item: Only One available. This is an excellent example of an Italian model 1928 tropical sun helmet (first version pre WW2) with Italian Anti Aircraft badge. Overall a hard to find display helmet of an item used during the North African campaign by an Italian officer who most probably came under the command of Rommel's Afrika Korps. This example is offered in excellent condition, complete with metal helmet plate, correct wire vents,