Germany, Heer. An M40 Stahlhelm, by F.W. Quist Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic three Photographs (black and white:

three Photographs (black and white: first photo illustrating twenty-eight soldiers with an "X" marked over Private Cruise's head

Period miniature medals

A scarce and desirable order in silver gilt and enamels

demonstrating moderate loss of finish throughout in addition to minor oxidation

the reverse with similar red enameled arms and a matching blue enameled central medallion bearing the inscription of “Pro Deo et Principe”

Germany, Heer. An M40 Stahlhelm, by F.W. Quist Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic three Photographs (black and white:(Heer Stahlhelm M40). A well preserved Heer M40 Stahlhelm (steel helmet), constructed of a single sheet of magnetic molybdenum steel which retains the majority of its original apple green paint. Three rivets are distributed around the outer circumference for the accommodation of the interior fixtures, while the crown is also flanked on each side by an integral ventilation hole stamped directly into the shell. Completing the exterior features is a