Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Foul Weather 59cm Rain Hat by Willy Sprengpfeil - dated 1940 MP 40 It was Clemens-Pedersens intention to

It was Clemens-Pedersens intention to get the flyer out of the area but after a short while they were stopped by a German patrol

A few of the photos have bent corners from 65+ years in the album a couple of pages are ripped but it is in overall very good condition

Commissioned into the South Lancashire Regiment in 1891

Krag Rifles are not particularly rare and neither are their knife bayonets

This particular maker made the model 1871 bayonets mainly for the Kingdom of Bavaria under contract

Original German WWII Kriegsmarine Navy Foul Weather 59cm Rain Hat by Willy Sprengpfeil - dated 1940 MP 40 It was Clemens-Pedersens intention toOriginal Item: Only One Available. At sea, there really is no shelter from the inclement weather, and sailors need to be on deck, regardless of the conditions. This has led to the development of "Foul Weather" rain gear to be used in these circumstances. These were designed to protect the sailor from the elements, especially to keep them from getting overly wet, which could be a fatal situation in the cold months. This is a very nice German WWII