Original German WWII Candle Field Lantern by F.F.A. Schulze, Berlin U.S. Badges The "crossed cannons" on the

The "crossed cannons" on the chinstrap buttons identifies this helmet as being used by a member of an Artillery regiment

likely supplied by Lebanon

Their shoulder patches consisted of a scarlet diamond with gold seahorse and a blue Navy anchor

the bore still shows rifling

The knife is marked with serial number 083295

Original German WWII Candle Field Lantern by F.F.A. Schulze, Berlin U.S. Badges The "crossed cannons" on theOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting tan painted candle burning lantern with a makers mark of F. F. A. inside of a large S for F. F. A. Schulze, Berlin, a well known maker of Carbide and other types of lanterns of the period. This is the first example of this candle burning type that weve come across, making this a scarce example. The lantern measures roughly 14 tall without the handle extended, and twists off at the bottom to