Original German WWII Sumpftarnmuster Swamp Pattern Camouflage Pattern Winter Parka - Non Reversible Thompson SMG Classic example of a Confederate

Classic example of a Confederate Issue Cap Pouch

in good shape with a WWII scabbard and frog

The IXL marking is likely a reference to the trademark of Sheffield knife maker George Wostenholm who produced bowie knives marked I*XL

Secret of Blood Island

The ricasso of the bayonet blade is dated 11 / 98 and is maker marked with the BROAD ARROW / EFD marking for Royal Small Arms Factory Enfield

Original German WWII Sumpftarnmuster Swamp Pattern Camouflage Pattern Winter Parka - Non Reversible Thompson SMG Classic example of a ConfederateOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a wonderful condition Zeltbahn Swamp Pattern Camouflage parka used by German soldiers during World War Two. The Sumpftarnmuster (Swamp or Tan Water Camouflage Pattern) model parkas appeared in the winter of 1943 and were widely issued throughout the German Army and some specialty units. Many parkas reverse from camouflage to white, this example does not and has a lovely gray rayon lining. Hood and waist