Original Soviet WWII Red Army Ground Dug M38 Steel Body Armor Fragments Recovered at Tannenberg Battlefield Category_Martini-Henry Parts the interior of the flap

the interior of the flap ink stamped with the maker and date that appears to be 1958

000 Model 1870 Rifles used in the field trials may have been provided with Model 1868 breechblocks

showing only light wear with most of the original plating still intact

torpedo bomber

This device did not have a vision block of its own (reducing the total number to 4)

Original Soviet WWII Red Army Ground Dug M38 Steel Body Armor Fragments Recovered at Tannenberg Battlefield Category_Martini-Henry Parts the interior of the flapOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous set of Soviet M1938 Body armor pieces which were recovered from the site of The Battle of Tannenberg Line, which took place between the German Army Detachment Narwa and the Soviet Leningrad Front. They fought for the strategically important Narva Isthmus from 25 July10 August 1944. The set consists of four plates, which are tied together in groups of two. The two breast pieces are held together with