Original Imperial German WWI M1915 Halsbinde Neck Stock Brown Bess Musket Parts a symbol of freedom used

a symbol of freedom used in the Argentine coat of arms

Greece and its army (nine divisions) were fully committed to the Entente

This is an excellent example of an inert time and percussion fuze for the WW1 Imperial German 17 cm Mittlerer Minenwerfer

One-third of their mules were killed

Colonel JAMES HARTLEY

Original Imperial German WWI M1915 Halsbinde Neck Stock Brown Bess Musket Parts a symbol of freedom usedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is a rare gem! This ascott is an Imperial German Model 1915 Halsbinde or Neck Stock. The Halsbinde was meant to protect the wool collar of the tunic from wear; not as is commonly thought, to prevent the collar from chafing the soldiers neck. The comfort of the soldier was not considered to be particularly important; more so was the need to preserve the uniform. In many cases, the tunic lasted longer than the