Original German WWII 1943 dated Wehrmacht 200L Fuel Drum Lid by Eugen Zumtobel - 22 1/2" Wide Military Flare Guns It was designed using a

It was designed using a World War One style Imperial German helmet as the main motif

Normally found with MG34s they were also used with the earlier MG 13 LMG

with just a few tiny nicks

and was intended as a cross guard

Adolf AH's home and retreat in the Obersalzberg of the Bavarian Alps near Berchtesgaden

Original German WWII 1943 dated Wehrmacht 200L Fuel Drum Lid by Eugen Zumtobel - 22 1/2" Wide Military Flare Guns It was designed using aOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice fuel drum lid, dated 1943, used by Germany during WWII. This was removed from the drum, which would have been very large and heavy, and brought back home by a USGI after the war. It still has clear embossed markings on it: 19 kxw 43 KRAFTSTOFF 200L FEUERGEFHRLICH WEHRMACHT Produced in 1943, this lid, and presumably the drum it went to, were made by contractor "kxw", Eugen Zumtobel of Dorbirn