Original German WWII Candle Field Lantern by F.F.A. Schulze, Berlin Royal Air Force Examination for promotion to Acting

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Original German WWII Candle Field Lantern by F.F.A. Schulze, Berlin Royal Air Force Examination for promotion to ActingOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting tan painted candle burning lantern with a makers mark of F. F. A. inside of a large S for F. F. A. Schulze, Berlin, a well known maker of Carbide and other types of lanterns of the period. This is the first example of this candle burning type that weve come across, making this a scarce example. The lantern measures roughly 14 tall without the handle extended, and twists off at the bottom to