Original Rare German WWII Postal Protection Leader's Dagger No. 999 by Paul Weyersberg with Scabbard & Hanger Chain Japanese Flare Guns especially with the hanger intact

especially with the hanger intact

- One German WWII Army Heer Visor Cap Metal Open Wreath Insignia with attached Metal Tri-Color Cockade

The sweatband is present

It breaks open correctly with the ejector presenting

the prototype easily passed its acceptance trials that ran from 24 April to 24 November 1935 at NAS (Naval Air Station) Anacostia and Norfolk bases

Original Rare German WWII Postal Protection Leader's Dagger No. 999 by Paul Weyersberg with Scabbard & Hanger Chain Japanese Flare Guns especially with the hanger intactOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Postschutz (Postal Protection) organization was established in March 1933 as a uniformed organization tasked with the security and protection of the national postal and telecommunications systems. These installations included the telephone and telegraph facilities since they were, initially, under the supervision of the Postmaster General, Dr. Ohnesorge (NSKK Obergruppenfuhrer). Personnel were mainly recruited