Wow, that is fantastic! What a find! If you can post more photos, I will be very grateful! Are you going to leave the bonnet as is for the museum? Thanks!

Do you perhaps have a link to/to where I can find this document? I've been looking to research a tag from Stalag IVB myself.    Thank you!

Welcome. I am heading to the London (Union Jack) for a couple of days and Berlin for a few days in September. Any suggestions on good antique store or Army type store for looking around. Nothing major, bits and pieces actually.  I have been to the UK many times but not in a long time.   Best Wishes and welcome from MA. (USA)   Chuck G guinness0298@yahoo.com

Thanks and you're welcome.  I couldn't agree with you more about having a physical copy of a book in your hands.  I'd much rather have that than to look at a book online.  Both my parents gave me a healthy respect for books as they were both librarians, and great ones at that.  Good luck at your new abode and with setting up your library. --Matt

Beautiful frames there Dave. I couldn’t agree more if you do it yourself you know exactly what you are getting. Having said that though, I am a bit shocked at your experience with Michaels. Mine has been the opposite. Maybe because I live in a small town and know the staff a bit. They have done pretty good work, (yes one or two occasions I broke stuff apart to change a matt color or add something and didn't see any issues like you describe.  While full retail there is pretty expensive, if you watch for the many 50% coupons they offer throughout the year, it draws the price down…..well by half. Anyway, again, buying the materials and assembling yourself is the way to go for sure. You have talent. Beautifully done. 

Nice book! I am moving into my new place and setting up my library. While some make the argument that most everything can be found in the internet these days so there is no need for hard copy books, your example clearly illustrates that is not the case. Plus my keyboard just doesn’t smell like an old book! I love signed copies and have a number of Airforce related biographies signed. Great find there. Thanks for sharing. 

I would chance a guess at not military maybe the MS part stands for Military School

An interesting military history and an image that brings it to life. 

You're welcome.

Jumpship, thanks for that information and document.