Original German WWII Bahnschutzpolizei Railway Protection Police Zugführer’s M36 Greatcoat with Eagle & Shoulder Boards Bira Gun He served at Camp Petawawa

He served at Camp Petawawa until 1943

but is also covered with areas of oxidation

with just some light wear in areas

As the traditional sake-serving cup and a symbol of prosperity due to sharing the same pronunciation as the Japanese word for increase/proliferate

but we believe this to be an element’s tactical marking used amongst the RCTs or a possible Indian Army Attaché used for medical support

Original German WWII Bahnschutzpolizei Railway Protection Police Zugführer’s M36 Greatcoat with Eagle & Shoulder Boards Bira Gun He served at Camp PetawawaOriginal Item. Only One Available. Bahnschutzpolizei (BSP) (Railway Protection Police) in Germany was made up of full time and part time police officers who were employees of the Reichsbahn (state railways). The Bahnschutzpolizei was tasked with railway safety and also with preventing espionage and sabotage of railway property. It was not subordinated to Hauptamt Ordnungspolizei, only the Deutsche Reichsbahn. The BSP was founded in 1939 after a merger