Original U.S. WWII D-Day Army 10 Cap Blasting Machine by Fidelity Elec. Co. - Demolition Team Headgear 15 inches in length

15 inches in length

- Neck medal given to the mothers by the United States Lines

The Pilotenabzeichen (Pilot's Badge) of the former Luftwaffe had been instituted by Hermann Göring on 12 August 1935

This flag was donated to the Flag Heritage Foundation some time after the company’s founding by Antoinette Rungee

The thin brass shell likely did not survive being removed in a condition that would be acceptable to be reattached

Original U.S. WWII D-Day Army 10 Cap Blasting Machine by Fidelity Elec. Co. - Demolition Team Headgear 15 inches in lengthOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original WWII Era 10 Cap Blasting Machine, complete with the original handle. These were used by demolition crews on D day to destroy the many obstacles on French beaches that had been set up during years of German occupation. This particular example has a brass lower housing, with a lid that appears to be zinc or aluminum, with a data plate on the side with information and instructions. The Data plate