Alter Helm Deutschland WW2, 2. Weltkrieg, Stahlhelm, WH, Wehrmacht
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tom
It turns out some of the soldiers had written their names and position on the banner. I did not know that there was this little extra and I don’t think that the seller did either. This peaked my interest so I asked the seller if he could give me any extra info on the banner. He said that the only info he would give me is that it was his father’s. He refuses to give anything like his name because he thinks that he sold the banner for too little and does not want anyone else making a profit off of it. notcool. It frustrates me that he refuses to let someone take their time to document the history of the banner and the story of his father just because he fears someone might make an extra buck.
I have sent him an email asking him to rethink this and gave him my promise to keep the banner and any found research in my collection. Until then I will try to find out any info on the signers of the banner.
Banner Specs : 8′-6" long x 3′-8" wide
diameter of the white circle is 39"
There is no moth holes at all and only a tear near the middle of the banner at the top.
Names on the banner:
Company Commander: John C.(?) Corcoran
E.X. Officer: John P. Page
1st SGT.: Morgan G. Nanis
Catholic Chaplain: Francis S. Mifcoric(?)
Mess SGT: Browning
Alec
Could someone explain why on these two Heer sabres the eagle head point the opposite way?. Thankyou.