Original German WWII Late War Heer Army Panzergrenadier Enlisted Man's M40 Field Combat Tunic Featured Item and has a single "cheese-head"

and has a single "cheese-head" securing screw on the upper narrow side

As seen in the fantastic book Knuckle Knives of the Second World War by Greg Aloisio on page 299

and a large number of prisoners were transferred to Teschen

Extensively used during the Napoleonic Wars when France dominated most of Continental Europe

It is a quite interesting letter opener

Original German WWII Late War Heer Army Panzergrenadier Enlisted Man's M40 Field Combat Tunic Featured Item and has a single "cheese-head"Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice service used late war pattern German WWII Heer Army Panzergrenadier Mannschaften (Enlisted Personnel) M 40 Field Tunic, a more rugged and simplified version of the M 36, intended for real combat use. Gone is the "bottle green" collar, and the overall construction is more rugged, using a rougher weave feldgrau wool on the exterior. The tunic features four pockets with square flaps and pebbled