Original German Pre-WWI Wood Framed Photograph of Soldiers Drinking Beer at Hammelburg Training Area - Dated 1901 Availability_Both and the Model 1917 bolt-action

and the Model 1917 bolt-action rifle

in guidance

Jolley played a hot game of “catch” with a Jerry who would throw a potato-masher grenade back for every one they threw

The explosion projects a lethal spray of shrapnel in all directions

Special Forces Presentation Fairbairn–Sykes fighting knife that is engraved on the blade:

Original German Pre-WWI Wood Framed Photograph of Soldiers Drinking Beer at Hammelburg Training Area - Dated 1901 Availability_Both and the Model 1917 bolt-actionOriginal Item: One of a Kind This is how we like to think the Fighting men in the Imperial German Army passed their free time. Drinking Beer! Below the picture is the caption Truppenbungsplatz Hammelburg, or the Hammelburg Training area. The camp was started in 1895 as a training area for the Bavarian Army with nearby troop housing. It still is in use today as a German Bundeswehr and U. N. forces training facility. The photograph is actually dated