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The 36th Division in WWII:The 36th Division landed in French North Africa on 13 April 1943
but it presents very nicely for having been through a war and the 150 years after
Blade Style: Single Edged Sword with Fuller
each liner has a web chinstrap
In one instance alone during an indirect firing mission against enemy foot troops on the road to Schmidt
Original German WWII EM/NCO RAD Labor Service Belt with 1939 Dated Aluminum Buckle by L. Gottlieb & Söhne - Reichsarbeitsdienst EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION The 36th Division in WWII:TheOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII German Reichsarbeitsdienst (National Labor Service or RAD) EM NCO's Aluminum Belt Buckle (Koppelschlo) with correct leather belt. The central RAD logo features five sheaves of wheat surrounding a shovel head with an embossed, canted, pebbled, swas on a textured circular central field. This is an early, injection molded, natural aluminum box buckle with a pebbled base field and a circular,