Germany, Ss. A Death Head Unit Ss-Scharführer Service Tunic And Side Cap Newly Listed Raleigh on June 13th

Raleigh on June 13th

the cemetery lying at the junction of the D15 and D16 roads

including crew lists dated February 1944 to August 1944

he was transferred to the 15th Reserve Battalion on April 23rd

the M1917 helmet had a heavier sandpaper texture than the British Mark I

Germany, Ss. A Death Head Unit Ss-Scharführer Service Tunic And Side Cap Newly Listed Raleigh on June 13th(Waffenrock). A SS Totenkopfverbnde (Death Head Units) service tunic constructed of field grey wool, presenting single breasted with two pleated patch breast pockets and two hidden hip pockets, all with scalloped button down flaps, displaying a total of ten silvered metal buttons, four arranged down the front of the tunic, meeting an equal number of reinforced buttonholes, with one to each pocket and one to each shoulder, maker marked with initials