Field-made German cushion, made from fragments of camouflaged eclat tent canvas. The filling is made up of scraps of fabric and wool, in a style typical of improvised fieldwork. The overall effect is one of utilitarian craftsmanship in field conditions. There is moderate wear and a marked patina, with a few stains. Condition II+. According to the seller's information these gloves were found in some hay in Chaumont. Combat Command B (CCB) of the 4th Armoured Division launched a first attack on Chaumont. The fighting was fierce, with heavy losses on both sides. A second attack was carried out by the CCB. This offensive enabled the American troops to advance towards Bastogne, despite fierce German resistance. The first elements of the 4th armoured division reached Bastogne at 4.30pm, after crossing Chaumont, thus helping to lift the siege of the town. German cushion made from field fabric scraps of splinterpattern camouflage tent canvas. The stuffing is made of fabric and wool scraps, typical of improvised camp construction. The set reflects practical craftsmanship in field conditions. Moderate wear and a pronounced patina are noted, along with some stains. Condition II+. According to the seller, these gloves were found in hay at Chaumont. Combat Command B (CCB) of the 4th Armored Division launched a first attack on Chaumont. Fighting was fierce, with heavy losses on both sides. A second attack was carried out by the CCB. This offensive enabled American troops to advance toward Bastogne despite fierce German resistance. The first elements of the 4th Armored Division reached Bastogne at 430 pm after passing through Chaumont, contributing to the lifting of the siege of the town.