Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Marsh Pattern Camouflage Helmet Cover, Owner-Attributed Example Newly Listed the Lindberghs came to advocate

the Lindberghs came to advocate isolationist views

with tearing and light soiling on the sweatband from active wear

A rayon liner fully encompasses the interior

In 1940 he was deployed to secure the north of Norway

A gilt star

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Rare Marsh Pattern Camouflage Helmet Cover, Owner-Attributed Example Newly Listed the Lindberghs came to advocate(Wehrmacht Stahlhelm Tarnbezug). An extremely well preserved Wehrmacht (Heer and Luftwaffe Field Divisions) camouflage helmet cover, constructed of multiple panels of cotton duck cloth. The exterior is dyed in a classic Sumpftarnmuster (marsh swamp pattern) camouflage, with a mottle consisting of a primarily olive drab base overlaid by irregular splotches of brown and dark green with blurred edges, interspersed with dark green splinters. Four loops of