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Late war M31 breadbag strap marked red RB-Nr in good condition.

Late war M31 breadbag strap marked RB-Nr. 0/0850/0345 indicating it was produced in Stadt- u. Landkreis München. The strap is unissued condition.

Excellent M31 breadbag strap marked A.&M. Döling, Siebenbunn 1941. Allthough dated 1941 it is still made utilising the typical early fabric which was mostly used until early 1940.

Nice original pre war pattern M31 breadbag strap in excellent condition. The strap is nicely marked Carl Vogel, Cotbuss 1936 and features a unit marking I.R. which indicates Infanterie-Regiment. The strap is a typical pre war example with high quality leather, aluminium hardware and a reinforced middle part. Nice example!

Rare late war transitional tropical breadbag marked RB-Nr. 0/0750/0072. This is a transitional tropical breadbag made utilising leather and webbing in the construction. Nice collectible variant, hard to find!

Tropical M31 breadbag with captured Dutch leather parts named Schön. The leather reinforcements on the belt loops as the central closing stap are made of typical Dutch leather. Nice collectible variant!

Late war M31 breadbag with rayon loops marked RB-Nr. 0/0750/0072 indicating production by PRIMOSA Auwaerter & Bubeck, Stuttgart West. Beautiful late war example with rayon and webbing details!

Late war simplified M44 breadbag without secondary D-ring, central support strap or closing straps. This is a rare late war variant!

M31 tropical breadbag marked RKS in excellent condition.

Unissued M31 tropical breadbag in excellent condition!

Rare pre war RZM issue Waffen-SS M31 breadbag in good, used condition. The breadbag is a typical pre war M31 pattern with aluminium hardware, painted high quality leather and grey coloured fabric. The breadbag clearly shows the remnants of the stitching where the Rzm-SS label once was sewn. Rare Waffen-SS issue M31 breadbag!

Textbook late war manufactured M31 in very good, most likely unissued condition. The construction of this breadbag shows mixed materials where both leather and webbing are used. This is a typical late war feature. The breadbag is nicely marked with a big ink stamp; RBNr. 0/0650/0345 which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer. Excellent example!

Unissued M31 Heer breadbag with webbing internal straps. Beautiful variant.

Unissued M31 Heer breadbag with matching strap. Square strap leather on the strap and internal tunic webbing straps used as bias material!

Unissued M31 Heer breadbag marked RKS 42 in excellent condition.

Pre war Dutch breadbag reissued for the Dutch Arbeitsdienst in good condition. The breadbag is a 1916 dated example which was modified for use during the second world war. At this point most of the Dutch equipment was reissued to second line troops, foreign eastern ‘volunteers’ and men of the Arbeidsdienst. The breadbag is in used condition, the leather is dry. Inside it is dated CM 1916 and the abbreviations for Arbeitsdienst Gau 1, Arbeidsdienst Gr. 10. Arbeitsdienst Abt. 36. Rare example!

Rare 1934 dated Heer breadbag named Paul Roggendorf, Leichlingen in good used condition. The breadbag is nicely named inside and the inside of the closing flap reatains the B34 marking indicating it went into depot in 1934, but possibly could be produced in 1932 or 1933. Very hard to find pre 1935 example in good used condition!

Rare Dutch ‘Onbereden troepen ‘ breadbag in very good condition. This is a rare, pre 1940 example without any serious damages. Hard to find example!

Textbook pre war / early Heer M31 breadbag in very good condition. This is a typical early example with leather reinforcements on the belt loops and aluminium hardware. Nice unusual example with brown coloured leather.

Textbook Luftwaffe issue M31 breadbag with carrying strap in overall good condition. The breadbag is typical Luftwaffe issue example manufactured out of blue coloured fabric. The breadbag shows one larger repair on the back. It features a typical label on the inside with the initials FW. The breadbag is complete with its original strap which is a interesting example manufactured out of two pieces. This is not a repair but factory done most likely due to shortages. Nice example!