Original German WWII Forestry Service Official Visor Cap by G. Aschenneller Japanese Uniforms Our Rifle is marked POTSDAM

Our Rifle is marked POTSDAM on the lock plate and also bear REGIMENTAL markings on both the brass butt plate and the rear end of the barrel tang of 4C

as the Germans continued to supply the Finns with helmets throughout most of the Second World War

a Huguenot French Protestant Gun Maker of formerly Dutch decent who fled the continent after the revocation of the edict of Nantes in 1685

indicating manufacture at Enfield

Original German WWII Forestry Service Official Visor Cap by G. Aschenneller Japanese Uniforms Our Rifle is marked POTSDAMOriginal Item: Only One Available. During the Pre WWII years in Germany, virtually all aspects of the government fell under control of the NSDAP, and the Forestry service was no exception. Germany has a long tradition of hunting, and has many famous forest areas throughout the country. The government set up an office of forestry to help manage the natural resources. Upon the arrival of the Third Reich, forestry uniforms were outfitted with swas