Original U.S. WWII Albert Speer Interrogation Report by Colonel H.S. Struble With Alber Speer Signed Envelope Dated 1938 Martini-Henry Parts except it was designed to

except it was designed to be mounted on the M1 Carbine

Later RZ36 bags packed with the RZ36 canopy would be marked 10-436 A-1

" probably dating from the early 18th century

The Allies approx 1

with a rope loop through it

Original U.S. WWII Albert Speer Interrogation Report by Colonel H.S. Struble With Alber Speer Signed Envelope Dated 1938 Martini-Henry Parts except it was designed toOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. This is a very interesting pair of items! The first is an interrogation of Albert Speer from July 13, 1945 and the other item being a signed envelope from 1938! This is truly a spectacular pair of items, so act fast because they will not last long! Berthold Konrad Hermann Albert Speer was a German architect who served as the Minister of Armaments and War Production in NSDAP Germany during most of World War