Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss Fall-Pattern Oak Leaf Camouflage Mask United Republic of contact marks and dents from

contact marks and dents from active use

the underside of the shoulder boards constructed of field-grey wool

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black cotton hoist sleeve on the left side

Germany, Ss. A Waffen-Ss Fall-Pattern Oak Leaf Camouflage Mask United Republic of contact marks and dents from(Waffen SS Eichenlaubtern Gesichtsmaske). This is an extremely well preserved Waffen SS fall pattern oak leaf camouflage mask, constructed of a cotton twill exterior displaying a predominantly brown mottled camouflage pattern, with a grey wool reverse lining. The mask features holes for the wearers eyes, nose, and mouth, all reinforced with rows of machine stitching. The nose hole is covered by an additional raised triangular patch of camouflaged