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Dating from the 1750s this fine flintlock pistol was made and signed by the famous French family of gun makers COIGNET of St
and consequently protected and respected by the Geneva Convention
it could have opened a corridor and reached the stranded yet still powerful Kampfgruppe
An impossible set to find
having been expertly restored over the past few years
Original German WWII DAK Afrikakorps Woven Cuff Title - Excellent Condition U.S. Ordnance Dating from the 1750s thisOriginal Items: Only One Available. The Afrikakorps cuff title became an official award from the 18th July 1941 (Prior to this date the various locally made black unofficial Afrikakorps cuff titles had been worn by some German soldiers from all branches of the Wehrmacht) Criteria for the award was a minimum of two months service in North Africa, before the award could be worn on the tropical blouse, or woollen greatcoat. However, many German soldiers
