Canteens
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First world war issue canteen cup marked Nickelwerk 12 – I.R. 155.
€70.00Very nice first world war issued canteen cup in very good condition. The cup is nicely marked Nickelwerk 12 which would indicate that this cup is produced in 1912! The cup is nicely unit marked I.R. 155. which indicates Infanterie-Regiment 155. Very nice and interesting first world war issue canteen cup which is unit ID’ed!
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Early style canteen cup marked EEF 34 – D.R.P. Srb. (Saarbrücken)
€75.00Very nice early aluminium drinking cup which would go together with pre M31 pattern and political or HJ canteens. This example is nicely marked EEF 34 which indicates production by Ewald Eigenbrod Aluminium-und Metallwarenfabrik, Freiling in 1934! The cups is also marked with D.R.P. Srb. which indicates this cup was issued to the Deutsches Reichs Post (German postal office) in Saarbrücken. Very nice early and interesting cup!
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M31 tropical canteen marked e.m.k. 42
€165.00Nice original “tropical” M31 canteen in good, field used condition. This example comes in a configuration with a black bakelite cup which is sadly cracked as can be seen in the pictures. The flask itself is nicely marked emk 42 which indicates production by Aluminiumwerke Göttingen, GmbH. in 1942, this is one of the rarer to encounter manufacturers out there! Very nice example from a rare maker with webbing straps!
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M42 enamelled canteen with rough green finish marked AEMA 43
€175.00Excellent late war enamelled M42 canteen in configuration with a bakelite cup and brown leather straps. The canteen itself is a beautiful blue/blackish enamelled example finished with a rough green paint which is a way of manufacturing only encountered by AEMA. The felt cover and the brown leather straps are all marked AEMA 43 indicating production by Annweiler Email-u.Metall-Werke in 1943. The brown leather closing strap is a bit fragile but still functional. Excellent late war variation canteen!
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M42 canteen marked CFL 44
€180.00Nice M42 canteen in hard combat used condition. The flask itself is marked CFL 44 which indicates production by Carl Feldhaus Aluminium-und Metallwerke, Lüdenscheid in 1944 and comes in configuration with a 1943 dated bakelite cup. Nice hard used example with a few repairs which would still look great on a mannequin.
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