Original German WWII Armband Lot With (2) Deutsche Wehrmacht Civilian Service Armbands and (1) Stretcher Bearer Armband - 3 Items Russian/Soviet Militaria but the chin strap is

but the chin strap is broken by the right bale and the chinstrap is soft and brittle

The barrel and lock are enhanced with dull Silver inlaid decorations

another of Allen's brother's-in-law joined the company

The maker’s markings and patent information still partly legible on top of the receiver

Close examination of the bayonet shows that it still retains many of the features from the folding version of the bayonet

Original German WWII Armband Lot With (2) Deutsche Wehrmacht Civilian Service Armbands and (1) Stretcher Bearer Armband - 3 Items Russian/Soviet Militaria but the chin strap isOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 3 Available. The "armband system" was instituted by the NSDAP Party in 1939 at the same time that the political leadership ranks were expanded into their final form. The purpose of the armband system was to denote positional titles within the NSDAP Party in contrast to a party member's political rank. There were three groupings of armbands, classified as "operational", "administrative", and "command". The operational