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DIE DEUTSCHE WEHRMACHT CIGARETTE CARD BOOK (THE GERMAN WEHRMACHT) CIGARATTEN-BILDERDIENST, DRESDEN, JANUARY 1, 1936 Land Mine Marker Warning Flag (Saltz Spurfahnchen) The first type SS oak WW2 German Helmet paratrooper

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DIE DEUTSCHE WEHRMACHT CIGARETTE CARD BOOK (THE GERMAN WEHRMACHT) CIGARATTEN BILDERDIENST, DRESDEN, JANUARY 1, 1936 Land Mine Marker Warning Flag (Saltz Spurfahnchen) The first type SS oak WW2 German Helmet paratrooper The first type SS oak pattern helmet cover had no foliage loops Entering through Dutch borders they slowly covered ground meeting up with other regiments DIE KRIEGSMARINE AND DIE LUFTWAFFE broken down in 20 plus categories with descriptions 150 pages of text and color pictures

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