Original German WWII Matched Pair of Luftwaffe Leather Flying Mittens by Matthäus Röder - LBA Marked and Dated 1939 U.S. Equipment Germany had a very active

Germany had a very active edged weapon export industry

"made peace"[d] with them in return for horses

but it has been adjusted under the brass buckle in order to keep the belt in one piece

the cylinder

A very upmarket knobkerrie for a ZULU Impi leader that was brought home to England as a "war trophy" by some red jacketed British Infantryman who was very grateful to return in one piece

Original German WWII Matched Pair of Luftwaffe Leather Flying Mittens by Matthäus Röder - LBA Marked and Dated 1939 U.S. Equipment Germany had a very activeOriginal Items: Only One Pair Available. This is a lovely pair of German World War Two Luftwaffe Leather Flying Mittens, which look to have seen light to moderate use during the war. They feature dark blue full grain leather exteriors, with natural leather interiors on the wrist guard cuffs, and a woven fuzzy insulated lining in the "hand" portion of the gauntlet style mittens. The mittens have separate index fingers, indicating use by the air