Original German WWII Luftwaffe “Ersatz” 3.7cm Flak 43 Cartridge Pressed Paper Ammunition Box by Görlitzer Koffer- & Lederwarenfabrik Neuhaus KG Crimean War Here is a typical piece

Here is a typical piece of "trench art"

the Italian Carcano

This named and identified D-Day helmet is exceptionally rare and will be a highlight of any WWII collection

with two USGI's to the left looking to be in an argument

Original German WWII Luftwaffe “Ersatz” 3.7cm Flak 43 Cartridge Pressed Paper Ammunition Box by Görlitzer Koffer- & Lederwarenfabrik Neuhaus KG Crimean War Here is a typical pieceOriginal Item: Only One Available. Ersatz can be traced back in English to the 1870s, but it really came into prominence during World War I. Borrowed from German, where Ersatz is a noun meaning "substitute," the word was frequently applied as an adjective in English to modify terms like coffee (made from acorns) and flour (made from potatoes)ersatz products resulting from the privations of war. By the time World War II came around, bringing with it a