Germany, Heer. A Splinter Pattern Camouflage Hood Hold it passed anti-Czarist resolutions and

it passed anti-Czarist resolutions and declared in favour of autonomy for Lithuania within a Russian Republican Federation and the primacy of Lithuanian cultural and language within the country

In its hardshelled box of issue

A 68th King's County Regiment Cap Badge - c

A 1934 NSBO (Nationalsozialistische Betriebszellenorganisation) & DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront) Sommerfest badge

which is awarded to members of the U

Germany, Heer. A Splinter Pattern Camouflage Hood Hold it passed anti-Czarist resolutions and(Splintertarn Kopfhaube). A very well preserved Heer splinter pattern camouflage hood, constructed of a multi piece rayon blend. The exterior is dyed in a classic Wehrmacht splinter pattern consisting of green and brown mottle, overlaid by an array of green splinters. It is flanked on each side by a grey wool earpiece, allowing for functionality without compromising comfort. The lower portion of the hood fans outward and drapes over the wearers neck,