Important grouping to Afrikakorps Hauptmann Paul Beck serving with Kanonen-Batterie 902. An untouched grouping available on the market for the first time.

Beck must have joined the Reichswehr around 1934. Part of the grouping was a Reichswehr belt. He served with Inf.Rgt.19 and Beobachtungs-Abteilung 7 pre war as proven by insignia and maker marked gear part of the grouping. Both units were based in Munich. During the Africa Campaign he served with Kanonen-Batterie 902. Part of the grouping was also an officer's Panzer sidecap and Panzer uniform insignia. He must have served with a Panzer unit for a certain time as well. There were Artillerie-Reigment 557 insignia, too. Finally, there were Nebeltruppe Hauptmann boards found in his officer's cases. Beck therefore must have served with smoke troops as a Hauptmann, too.

An untouched grouping of great importance. Only a very few soldiers managed to bring their uniforms and gear home and avoided being captured by the British.

An early 1936 datedWehrmacht "Zeltbahn" shelter M31 in excellent condiiton 1. Typical splinter pattern camo print. Never used.
Uncleaned. A few cobbwebbs in place.

Cords: Complete
Buttons: Complete, originally attached. From aluminum.

1936 dated and "Weber & Ott Aktiengesellschaft Forchheim (Bayern)" maker marked.

Rarely unit marked: "5./I.R.19" as well as a smaller unreadable ink stamp.

Fresh colors. Excellent!