GERMAN WW2 M42 SHELL WITH POLISH POST WAR LINER RARE FIND
$325.00
GERMAN WW2 M42 SHELL WITH POLISH POST WAR LINER ORIGINAL
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Description
Interesting piece of history . These original German shells were painted black after WWII and were re used after the war in Poland .
Comes complete with liner and chin strap .
Original German M42 shell is marked ET60 and 2108
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