Original German WWII HJ & DJ M35 Sports Shirt with Attached Insignia and Maker Label - Deutsches Jungvolk P-1853 Enfield others to Ranger Battalions

others to Ranger Battalions

You look inside the stein while holding the base up to a light

Tschacke & Co

They were then transferred to Bombay in 1829 and fought in the Scindh Campaign of 1839 and the First Afghan War of 184-/42 finally returning to Australia in 1852

with stronger reinforcing threads run in a cross-hatch pattern through the material

Original German WWII HJ & DJ M35 Sports Shirt with Attached Insignia and Maker Label - Deutsches Jungvolk P-1853 Enfield others to Ranger BattalionsOriginal Item: Only One Available. During training for the various branches of the armed forces, German Soldiers in WW2 were often issued the M35 sport shirt, which was used during sporting competitions, recreation and basic training. These would have an embroidered insignia that was attached to the front of the shirt, specific to the branch they were a member of. The HJ, as the official youth organization, which was also a paramilitary organization,