Original German WWII DAK Afrika Korps Overseas Cap by Clemens Wagner - dated 1942 Cannons & Mortars with modern English made examples

with modern English made examples purely for display

The 85th Fighter Squadron in WW2: Activated on 9 February 1942

The Spanish Civil Guard used the same model helmet only

with insignia still attached

The lamp is about 6 inches wide at the base

Original German WWII DAK Afrika Korps Overseas Cap by Clemens Wagner - dated 1942 Cannons & Mortars with modern English made examplesOriginal Item: Only One Available. The second most predominant item of Heer tropical soft headgear was based on the M 34 38 overseas cap, nicknamed in German army slang as Schiffchen, or literally "little ship" as it resembled an up turned row boat. It lacked a peak or visor, and was made in the same cotton as the M 40 'Afrikamutze' cap. The production of these also started in 1940. The schiffchen had one eyelet per side as opposed to two, but