Original German WWII Wehrmacht Medical Service Staff-Surgeon General's Shoulder Boards - Generalstabsarzt nChannel all the issued Mark One

all the issued Mark One Martini-Henry were then recalled and modified to the new Mark Two pattern with and additional roman numeral "I" being added alongside the existing "I" indicating the changes had been carried out

the helmet boasts a spike to its top mount and retails its original gloss white leather chin strap

After WW1 spider sights became standard equipment on Maxim Guns as the Chinese Model 24 can attest

The leather sheath appears to have initials and a design carved into the exterior

[46] David Wallace Chennault (1923–1980)

Original German WWII Wehrmacht Medical Service Staff-Surgeon General's Shoulder Boards - Generalstabsarzt nChannel all the issued Mark OneOriginal Item: Only One Set of Two Available. This is a very nice set of German WWII Wehrmacht Medical Service Generalstabsarzt's (Staff Surgeon General's) Schulterstcken (Shoulderboards) with a single star in line with a Rod of Asclepius (Universal Medical Symbol). A Staff Surgeon General was roughly equivalent in rank to a German Heer (Army) Generalleutnant or the U. S. Major General (Two Star Rank). In the Wehrmacht medical service, this rank is