Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Reversible Marsh Pattern Camouflage Mittens Auction good details and quality

good details and quality

A fascinating and extremely well-preserved private wartime photo album compiled by a soldier serving with 3

Artillerie-Regiment 110) with an identification number of “5”

The inscription is flanked by a depiction of a uniformed Heer soldier blowing a trumpet

worn on a scroll suspension

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Pair of Reversible Marsh Pattern Camouflage Mittens Auction good details and quality(Wehrmacht Fustlinge in Sumpftarn). A matching pair of reversible Wehrmacht camouflage mittens, each constructed of a cotton rayon blended material. The exterior of the mittens is dyed in a classic Sumpftarn (Marsh Pattern) camouflage, with a mottle consisting of a predominantly olive drab base overlaid by irregular patterns of green and dark brown with fading edges, in turn overlaid by green splinters. The reverse of the mittens is an unspoiled white