Original German WWI Trench Lantern Marked WeltLaterne J. Schwarz Company Berlin German Badges & Signs but still had enough mass

but still had enough mass to be effective as a military round

Mathews lost his sword and

312th Ammunition Train

Designed in June of 1917 this helmet aimed to protect more completely the sides and back of the head that the existing French or British helmets of the era

During its stay the battalion formed part of the Peshawar column in the Tirah Expedition in the volatile North-West Frontier in 1897

Original German WWI Trench Lantern Marked WeltLaterne J. Schwarz Company Berlin German Badges & Signs but still had enough massOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a classic designed German Trench lamp from the Pre WW1 period in 1907. Box style tin construction with pull up top vent and and single glass pane. Designed to burn paraffin. The back in nicely maker marked: WELTLATERNE J. SCHWARZ & CO. BERLIN One of the front doors is also marked with a crown over BN and Riendlat 07 (1907). All parts appear to be in working order, the glass pane opens and the doors function,