Original German WWII Heer Soldier Bust on Marble Base - Repaired Head - 7” Tall German Machine Guns making fighting knives for fellow

making fighting knives for fellow soldiers

and was also used by the French police up to the 1970s

in 1939 due to the Territorial Army being doubled as another conflict had

Also included is the original besittzzeugnis "possession/award" certificate

The chinstrap is original WW2 and is nicely marker marked

Original German WWII Heer Soldier Bust on Marble Base - Repaired Head - 7” Tall German Machine Guns making fighting knives for fellowOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely early German WWII hollow metal bust of a Heer Army soldier wearing an early war "Transitional" pattern M16 Stahlhelm helmet on a marble base. During the build up to WWII, the first helmets that the Wehrmacht were armed with were re fitted WWI helmets, which have the distinctive long vent hole lugs for attachment of a "stirnpanzer" armored shield. Due to how recognizable these were, sculptures and