Original German WWII SS POW Made Engraved Aluminum Box from Post-War Internment Camp at Regensburg Manufacture Type_Original Items as well as on the

as well as on the chamber end of the barrel and 686 on the bottom of the feed block/ejector

734 BROADWAY

- Original partial tie down chinstrap with rear attachment strap

The side is stamped with the lot number ending with a 1942 date

A memo from the Prime Minister's Department dated 6 March 1939 states that: "the Red Ensign is the flag to be flown by the public generally" and the federal government policy was "The flying of the Commonwealth Blue Ensign is reserved for Commonwealth Government use but there is no reservation in the case of the Commonwealth Merchant Flag

Original German WWII SS POW Made Engraved Aluminum Box from Post-War Internment Camp at Regensburg Manufacture Type_Original Items as well as on theOriginal Item: Only One Available. Following the fall of NSDAP Germany, there was the need for many internment camps for the many German POWs. One of these was a U. S. Army administered Disarmed Enemy Forces Facility (DEF) constructed at Regensburg, Bavaria in South East Germany. There was originally a temporary camp in the area, but a new facility was constructed from the ground up on a military training ground in the city, which was adjacent to