Original German WWII Luftwaffe Fur-lined Winter Flying "Channel Pants" Trousers with RBNr. Markings- Size 2C U.S. Ammo The Highflyer’s people promptly burned

The Highflyer’s people promptly burned the Betsey

All examples connect well and the only staining present is a small bit from oxidation of the fittings

A great Mexican-American war era Artillery Short Sword

This blue star in white field is the emblem of the Services of Supply organization

This example looks to have seen a good amount of service

Original German WWII Luftwaffe Fur-lined Winter Flying "Channel Pants" Trousers with RBNr. Markings- Size 2C U.S. Ammo The Highflyer’s people promptly burnedOriginal Item: Only One Available. Development of protective flight uniforms and equipment began with the advent of military aircraft in WWI and continued on into the Weimar and the Third Reich eras, resulting in three distinct one piece combination pattern flight suits being approved before WWII and worn for the duration of the war with minor modifications. Regulations of July 4th, 1940 and April 24th, 1941 introduced two piece protective flight