Original German WWII Sumpftarnmuster Tan Water Camouflage Pattern Reversible Winter Parka Brunswick Rifle apparently taken in ULUNDI at

apparently taken in ULUNDI at the end of 1879 by a British Soldier

The Military correctly deduced that US soldiers would be more accurate and throw farther if a grenade was approximately the same size and weight of a baseball

with satin on the inside of the lid

about 1825

One side of the model is slightly whiter from exposure to sunlight

Original German WWII Sumpftarnmuster Tan Water Camouflage Pattern Reversible Winter Parka Brunswick Rifle apparently taken in ULUNDI atOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a wonderful condition Tan Water Camouflage Pattern reversible winter parka, as used by German soldiers during World War Two. The Sumpftarnmuster (Swamp or Tan Water Camouflage Pattern) parkas appeared later in the war and were widely issued throughout the German Army and some Luftwaffe units. Many parkas, such as this one, are able reverse from camouflage to white, and even have white painted buttons on the