Original German WWII Vehicle or Bunker Kerosene Heater - 1943 Dated - Service Use Headgear an old excavated AXE Head

an old excavated AXE Head

Agincourt and H

The cap is a size 59cm and is ink stayed 59 on the site internal peak stiffner

Hiram Maxim died in 1916 and Albert Vickers Died in 1919

the group (by then three flying squadrons strong) made its first aircraft transition -- from the P-12 to the Boeing P-26 Peashooter

Original German WWII Vehicle or Bunker Kerosene Heater - 1943 Dated - Service Use Headgear an old excavated AXE HeadOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great piece of German WWII field gear, a small kerosene heater meant for use in a vehicle or bunker, with a removable cover. The wick on this example is singed, showing actual use in the field. The base of the heater is marked with a 1943 date of manufacture. The wheel on the side controls the length of the wick, which is retractable. The outer shell is stamped and embossed: KEIN BENZIN ODER BENZINHALTIGEN