Original German WWII Forestry Service Officers Schirmmütze Visor Cap with Embroidered Insignia by W. Michovius Cottbus Japanese Uniforms on the fateful battlefield of

on the fateful battlefield of Waterloo

The left scale has had the front toe replaced

Accompanying the flag is a U

Ford Trimotor multi-passenger transport

A fantastic grouping from a crew member who flew on multiple missions on a B-29 superfortress with bombing runs over the Japanese mainland

Original German WWII Forestry Service Officers Schirmmütze Visor Cap with Embroidered Insignia by W. Michovius Cottbus Japanese Uniforms on the fateful battlefield ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the Pre WWII years in Germany, virtually all aspects of the government fell under control of the NSDAP, and the Forestry service was no exception. Germany has a long tradition of hunting, and has many famous forest areas throughout the country. The government set up an office of forestry to help manage the natural resources. Upon the arrival of the Third Reich, forestry uniforms were outfitted with swas