Original Finnish WWII Pair of Field Telephones with Original Slings Vintage Signs and again transferred to the

and again transferred to the Supply Company

[11] His ideal concept for the DRK was that of a "healthy structure which would fit itself organically into the laws of life in the National Socialist Third Reich"

The basic design of his revolvers was originally developed for cap and ball percussion

Serial #558892 indicates manufacture in 1893

One helmet has a spike on top denoting infantry and the second has a ball on top denoting

Original Finnish WWII Pair of Field Telephones with Original Slings Vintage Signs and again transferred to theOriginal Items. Only One Pair Available. This is a great pair of original World War II Finnish field phones, which are designed very similarly to the German FF33 Field Telephone. The tops of both phones have the letter & number chart still attached. One of the phones is stamped with the SA Finnish Army marking. Both phones retain their headsets which are integral to the sets and are not removable like on the German examples. There are a variety of