Germany, Heer. A Second Pattern Pith Helmet Republic of It is named to Generalstabsarzt

It is named to Generalstabsarzt Hofmann

obverse centre depicting a detailed symbol of the Academy in bronze gilt

he found 112 four-ounce gelignite cartridges and was able to dismantle the bomb by undoing battery connections

enlisted on 21 May 1918 and served until 24 November 1918

This is a very well-preserved Ordnungspolizei M42 steel helmet

Germany, Heer. A Second Pattern Pith Helmet Republic of It is named to Generalstabsarzt(Heer Tropenhelm). A second pattern Heer tropical pith helmet, constructed of a pressed cork shell fully lined on the exterior with an olive drab felt liner. It features a central canister topped on the crown by a ventilation shaft hidden by an olive drab felt lined dome. The canister is flanked on each side by aluminum shield insignia. Each measuring 38 mm (w) x 45 mm (h), the left side features a raised and silvered Heer style German national eagle