Original German WWII “Erinnerungsbuch VI. Armeekorps” Remembrance Book For the 6th Army With Personal Photos and Account of Poland / France Invasion and Adolf AH Antique Gun Parts 55 on the left side

55 on the left side of the barrel

Fallschirmjäger’s on the Eastern Front:

Mechanically it functions great

The regiment took part in the Peninsula Campaign starting in 1808 in Lisbon and remained on the Campaign until 1814

It is decorated with a well detailed silvered aluminum eagle insignia on the peak and and an open silver bullion embroidered wreath surrounding a tri-color cockade on the band

Original German WWII “Erinnerungsbuch VI. Armeekorps” Remembrance Book For the 6th Army With Personal Photos and Account of Poland / France Invasion and Adolf AH Antique Gun Parts 55 on the left sideOriginal Item: Only One Available. The VI Corps was an infantry corps of the German Army. It fought in several notable actions during World War II. The corps was originally formed around the 6th Division of the Reichswehr in October 1934 in Mnster. This memo book was published in 1938 and contains 46 personal photographs with diary entries on each page containing photos. The book talks about the current at the time unit history of the 6th Army Corps.