Original German WWII Snare Drum Captured by 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Veteran with Decal & Field-Made Splinter Camouflage Cover Magazines of perfectly standard brass and

of perfectly standard brass and copper construction made and marked by the maker on the bell with their name

with some areas of oxidation and light scaling

makeshift shelters and excitement

This pistol was made by JOHN BROOKE

Research reveals that serial number 54833 dates the time of manufacture to the second half of 1896

Original German WWII Snare Drum Captured by 325th Glider Infantry Regiment Veteran with Decal & Field-Made Splinter Camouflage Cover Magazines of perfectly standard brass andOriginal 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