Original German WWII Snare Drum Captured by 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Veteran with Decal & Field-Made Splinter Camouflage Cover Night Sights Definitely very interesting

Definitely very interesting

from 1923-24

Luis de Florez

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Original German WWII Snare Drum Captured by 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Veteran with Decal & Field-Made Splinter Camouflage Cover Night Sights Definitely very interestingOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous captured piece perfect for the Airborne collector. This German snare drum with ordnance tan paint bears a period applied decal of the 325th Glider Infantry Regiment, denoting its capture. It comes with a great but torn field made drum cover made from splinter camouflage material, likely from a zeltbahn or shelter half. The drum measures 14 in diameter including the bars on the sides. The skins are