Original German WWII Zeltbahn Tent Quarter & Poncho in Splinter Pattern Reversible Camouflage with Faint Maker’s Stamp German Military Maps when she was renamed the

when she was renamed the "Oceana" and then converted to a cruise ship in 1928

The addition of a shoulder stock

Only the German National Colors (red white and black) kokarden (cockades) are present around both of the chin strap lugs

giving the helmet a great "been there" look

received the further order to reach north around Liège

Original German WWII Zeltbahn Tent Quarter & Poncho in Splinter Pattern Reversible Camouflage with Faint Maker’s Stamp German Military Maps when she was renamed theOriginal Item: Only One Available. The German Zeltbahn or Army Tent Quarter was a multi purpose piece of German army regulation equipment that was issued to Wehrmacht soldiers during WWII. This piece of camouflaged material could be combined with three other to make a proper tent, or other quantities to construct shelters of various sizes, it was also used for camouflage, as a poncho or even a stretcher. The Zeltbahn 31 was developed in 1931 and found