German WWII Stalag POW Hand Carved Keg and Period Photography by Named U.S. Officer U.S. Army Seventh and Third Armies) into

Seventh and Third Armies) into southeastern Germany and Austria

Each division type had an infantry component of three mechanized infantry battalions

Effective firing range: 100 to 400 yards (91 to 366 m)

At that time the Nepalese were very adept gun makers and would use whatever good gun parts were available

rather than the carbine that seemed to impress the Prussian army and after the Franco-German war

German WWII Stalag POW Hand Carved Keg and Period Photography by Named U.S. Officer U.S. Army Seventh and Third Armies) intoOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This set is comprised of a truly amazing hand carved schnapps keg and photographic history of a Stalag for German POWs during WWII. This totally unique WW2 collection was the property of Lt. Vincent J. Passarelli, an officer on the staff of a POW camp in southern Europe toward the end of the Second World War. The irresistible piece of this set is the beautifully carved Gasthaus Meister holding a keg over his