Germany, Wehrmacht. A Marsh Pattern Camouflage Hooded Smock Newly Listed A Second War Belgian Prisoner

A Second War Belgian Prisoner Escapees' Cross - Bronze gilt

one tab bearing a hand embroidered Totenkopf (Death’s Head)

1915 in Ireland

Footnote: The National Partnership (Národní souručenství/Nationale Gemeinschaft) was the only legal political party in the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia

Goschen established a relief fund for British citizens still living in Germany who had lost their means of income and for British Prisoners of War being held prisoner in Germany

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Marsh Pattern Camouflage Hooded Smock Newly Listed A Second War Belgian Prisoner(Wehrmacht Schlupfhemd in Sumpftarn). An extremely well preserved Wehrmacht camouflage smock, constructed of a weather hardened, cotton rayon blended drill material. The exterior is dyed in a classic Sumpftarnmuster (Marsh Pattern) camouflage with a mottle consisting of roughly equal olive drab and dark green irregular shapes, interspersed with dark brown, all overlaid by dark green splinters arranged vertically. A vertical slit set into the front of