Original German WWII Vehicle or Bunker Kerosene Heater - 1943 Dated - Service Use Headgear The net and chinstrap are

The net and chinstrap are reproduction but complete the look of a European theatre assault

Garand or similar models

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

Examined in the

After surviving the lengthy attacks

Original German WWII Vehicle or Bunker Kerosene Heater - 1943 Dated - Service Use Headgear The net and chinstrap areOriginal 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