GERMAN WWII TROPICAL RARE Y STRAPS and is clearly marked with

and is clearly marked with the identification number P

This exact configuration is illustrated and detailed on page 194 of Uniforms & Traditions of the German Army 1933-45

The shirting material shoulder board for a Luftwaffe flight NCO

An original SS cap eagle manufactured in silvered zinc

A WWI Canadian Oliver pattern leather equipment set

GERMAN WWII TROPICAL RARE Y STRAPS and is clearly marked withA very rare set of the early green y straps in webbing is shown on page 38 of the excellent equipment book known as Ausrustung volume 1 by Roly Pickering. We have consulted the author, and the set we have is the only second set this author has ever seen. The strapping is slightly narrower than the standard later issued y straps; the angles of the attachment rings are different from the half moon shaped D rings of standard infantry y straps. All the