GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY REGIMENT PRIVATE JOSEF FISCHER Land Mine Marker Warning Flag (Saltz Spurfahnchen) Canadian-made water bottles were nearly

Canadian-made water bottles were nearly exact copies of the British Mark VI and featured cobalt blue enamel

The red ink used to print the central sun disk remains bold and vibrant

GERMAN K98 MAUSER BAYONET SCABBARD REPRODUCTION

Splinter Camouflage helmet covers were issued to troops of the German Heer (Army)

GERMAN WWII DEATH CARD FOR INFANTRY REGIMENT PRIVATE JOSEF FISCHER Land Mine Marker Warning Flag (Saltz Spurfahnchen) Canadian-made water bottles were nearlyDEATH CARD FOR A GERMAN WW2 PRIVATE FROM INFANTRY REGIMENT ORIGINAL WWII German death card for Infantry Regiment Private JOSEF FISCHER who died on March 20, 1942 at the age of 31. Measures about 2. 5" x 4. 25" unfolded. It is a single sided, one page card. Military death cards are notices of the death of a WW2 German soldier who was killed during the war. Known also as Sterbebilder. Death notices were a common European Catholic custom, normally given