Original U.S. Post-WWII Nürnberg Trials Prison Cook Semi-Circle Yellow Prisoner Uniform Patch - 6 x 9½” Japanese Helmets Eleven of these fine young

Eleven of these fine young crews were lost before our fighters prevailed

The limited manufacturing capabilities at the Bergmann plant required production to be shifted to Carl Walther's Zella-Mehlis plant

light cavalry officers did not have a pattern dress sword

which are also executed in the art deco style

The helmet does not have a chin strap

Original U.S. Post-WWII Nürnberg Trials Prison Cook Semi-Circle Yellow Prisoner Uniform Patch - 6 x 9½” Japanese Helmets Eleven of these fine youngOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting piece of Nrnberg Trials history, a patch meant to be worn by a prisoner of the Nrnberg Trials who worked as a cook in the prison. The patch has the German spelling of the word and is hand embroidered, with the individual stitching visible on the reverse. There is a good bit of wear to the patch, and it certainly appears period. The patch measures 6 x 9 and is constructed of yellow cotton with