Original Rare WWII German Female Reichsbahn Typist’s Stenographer Association Identification and Paperwork of Erika Bothlig Lanchester SMG Each cadet was also expected

Each cadet was also expected to have a “cadet gray” dress uniform of high collared

- G-13 Red Parachute canopy is constructed of cotton and dated 1953 with an inspection date of 1954

The revolver functions properly

indicating that the barrel was reconditioned and sleeved at arsenal due to wear from the very hot and corrosive Ballistite Loaded ammunition used early on

Original Rare WWII German Female Reichsbahn Typist’s Stenographer Association Identification and Paperwork of Erika Bothlig Lanchester SMG Each cadet was also expectedOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a seldom find piece on the collectors market today; a small booklet which served as a combination Identity document award certificate holder and manual for a female typist who was a member of the Deutsche Reichsbahn. This is the first one of these we have ever seen! Erika Bothlig was a young woman who was a member of the German Stenographers Association who was employed as a uniformed member of the D. R. starting