Original German WWII Heer Soldier Bust on Marble Base - Repaired Head - 7” Tall German Documents & Books There are both "International Frontiers"

There are both "International Frontiers" as well as "Former Frontiers" color coded on the maps

All fittings on the helmet are matching brass

with areas worn through to the bronze

4" x 2-1/2" x 5/8"

It does not show any signs of ever being attached to a uniform

Original German WWII Heer Soldier Bust on Marble Base - Repaired Head - 7” Tall German Documents & Books There are both "International Frontiers"Original Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely early German WWII hollow metal bust of a Heer Army soldier wearing an early war "Transitional" pattern M16 Stahlhelm helmet on a marble base. During the build up to WWII, the first helmets that the Wehrmacht were armed with were re fitted WWI helmets, which have the distinctive long vent hole lugs for attachment of a "stirnpanzer" armored shield. Due to how recognizable these were, sculptures and