Original German WWII Heer Colonel General's Shoulderboard and National Eagle - Generaloberst French Gun Magazines close to the CO2 slots

close to the CO2 slots and indicate: “To inflate squeeze arrows together with a hard quick grip and release”

over the firms initials of WKC

Type 97 4-Wheeled Truck

the squadron moved to the Japanese Home Islands

Designed for use on a camel with large saddle ring to left hand side and never intended to have a trigger guard

Original German WWII Heer Colonel General's Shoulderboard and National Eagle - Generaloberst French Gun Magazines close to the CO2 slotsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice set of German WWII Heer Generaloberst's (Army Colonel General's) insignia, consisting of a correct Schulterstcke (Shoulderboard) with three "pips" and a Gold Bullion Hoheitszeichen (National Eagle), also known as the Wehrmachtsadler (Armed Forces Eagle). A "Col. General" is equivalent to a U. S. Army Four Star 'General', and is only below a "Field Marshall" in rank. The Shoulder board is in great