Original German WWII Soldbuch Soldier Identity & Payment Book of Lt. Erich Pfeil with Translated Summary - Panzergrenadier Regt. 11 81mm Mortar breaking open using the rear

breaking open using the rear lever with ejection and dry firing

Originally acquired from the estate of a WWII Marine veteran who served in the Pacific Theater

which shows what looks to be two hunters on a boat in pursuit of some game fowl on the water

LOCK stamped into the ramrod channel between the third ramrod guide and the tailpipe

officer pickelhaube from a Prussian Infantry Regiment which was most likely used during World War One

Original German WWII Soldbuch Soldier Identity & Payment Book of Lt. Erich Pfeil with Translated Summary - Panzergrenadier Regt. 11 81mm Mortar breaking open using the rearOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a fantastic genuine well used WWII German Soldbuch, issued to Gefreiter and later Leutnant Erich Pfeil, a soldier in the Infantry as well as Motorized infantry. In 1942 Infanterie (Infantry) Regiments were renamed as Grenadier Regiments by Adolf H as a historical homage to Frederick the Great's Army, and the Schtzen (Motorized Infantry) were renamed to Panzergrenadiers. Pfeil was born 26 4. 23, and the book