Original German Pre-WWII Large Railway Oil Lantern by Eger & Blickle of Nürnberg - dated 1937 MG 42 The needs of the rapidly

The needs of the rapidly advancing armies

The only notable aspect is that there is a small wartime era repair at the right right shoulder which appears to have been a hole or tear

Walter Kenney

The reason why there was no problems with fragmentation might be related to fact that the Finns used only TNT in hand grenades that they manufactured - not some less effective explosive

a number that slightly exceeds known US government purchasing records

Original German Pre-WWII Large Railway Oil Lantern by Eger & Blickle of Nürnberg - dated 1937 MG 42 The needs of the rapidlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice Pre WWII German Large Railway Oil lantern, made in 1937 by the Nrnberg based company of Eger & Blickle. We have seen these described as "table lamps", but with the large reflector inside and design, this definitely was made for projecting a beam of light. It measures 17 inches tall, 10 inches wide, and 9 inches deep, which makes it larger than the typical lanterns we have seen. It also has a