Luftwaffe Seat Parachute (Sitzfallschirm) Army Daggers and Swords originally developed for the Army

originally developed for the Army Air Corps (AAC) in 1934 as the V-44 survival knife

It discusses such subjects as the insignia of German forces to their weapons and equipment

There are lower patch pockets with straight flaps

It is said that Australian Ace Clive Caldwell was the pilot who shot him down

In 1944 he would have been aged 41

Luftwaffe Seat Parachute (Sitzfallschirm) Army Daggers and Swords originally developed for the ArmyLuftwaffe Seat Parachute (Sitzfallschirm) This includes the chute itself along with the chute pouch, straps, pull handle and manufacturer tag. The large straps are cut unfortunately. There is a tag on one side with manufacturer information identifying this as a sitzfallschirm, along with an individual serial number and other information that is hard to read. The parachute itself is visible, it is produced in a lightweight fabric that is off white in