Original German WWII Feldgendarmerie Police Gorget by J.C. Maedicke of Berlin with Phosphorescent Paint and Neck Chain Antique Shotgun There are no post war

There are no post war export stamps anywhere on the helmet

not to be mistaken for the smaller busby which is worn by the Royal Horse Artillery when on ceremonial duties

Harry Kinnard recalled that McAulliffe initially asked

The album is in rough condition with most of the pages disconnected and many photos out of place

Definitely a fantastic research opportunity here

Original German WWII Feldgendarmerie Police Gorget by J.C. Maedicke of Berlin with Phosphorescent Paint and Neck Chain Antique Shotgun There are no post warOriginal Items: Only One Available. Gorgets hold an interesting place in history, as they are a throw back to the days of knights, when suits of armor included a neck protection device called a Gorget. They have been used since that time to identify membership or function in various military and police organizations, and Gorgets were thoroughly used during the Third Reich. This is a very good example of a Third Reich Feldgendarmerie gorget, made of