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US Airborne jump wing oval 541 PIR
€75.00US jump wings oval for the 541st Parachute Infantry Regiment.
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US airborne jump wing oval Airborne Command
€100.00US airborne jump wing oval as used with the Airborne Command.
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US 17th Airborne patch
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US 17th Airborne patch
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United States paratroops patch
€125.00United States paratroops patch in good condition. Large example.
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British made paratrooper jump wing
€250.00Rare British made US paratrooper wings. Typical British made example with British pin back.
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US 6th Armored division – greenback
€35.00Textbook US 6th Armored division – greenback
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US 9th Armored division – greenback
€35.00Textbook US 9th Armored division – greenback
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US DUI Crest badge 16th Infantry Regiment
€40.00Textbook World War Two screwback issue US DUI Crest badge for the 16th Infantry Regiment, first Infantry division or Big Red One.
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US DUI Crest badge 16th Infantry Regiment
€40.00Textbook World War Two screwback issue US DUI Crest badge for the 16th Infantry Regiment, first Infantry division or Big Red One.
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US Charms candy
€100.00Textbook US army issued Assorted Charms with the 1940 dated label. Hard to find original wartime candy!
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Single MG34 u. MG42 lafette carrying strap dated 1939
€450.00Single MG34 u. MG42 lafette carrying strap dated 1939 in unissued condition. The Lafette strap is perfect and impossible to upgrade. Even if single, this is a very hard to find piece!
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MG34 u. MG42 Lafette carrying strap marked fsu 1941
€350.00MG34 u. MG42 lafette carrying strap in very good condition. The strap is nicely marked fsu 1941 which indicates production by Excelsior Fahrrad und Motorradwerk, Brandenburg.. Hard to find carrying strap!
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MG34 u. MG42 lafette carrying strap
€240.00MG34 u. MG42 lafette carrying strap in used condition. One of the hooks has been replaced. Very hard to find spare part!
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Wooden 7,92 ammunition case for armour piercing rounds
€200.00Wooden 7,92 ammunition case for armour piercing rounds. These wooden boxes contained 300 S.M.E.Spitzgeschoss mit Eisenkern or armour piercing rounds for the K98 and MG34 u. MG42. These were carried in different cases as to not mix them with regular ammunition. Scarce wooden box in good as found condition!
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Tan MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case
€225.00A very nice tan camouflaged ammunition box for the MG34 and MG42. As the Germans occupied Czechoslovakia they took over most of their military stocks including weapons and equipment. This box for the Czech ZB 37 machine gun or MG 37 (t) originally had a slope welded inside to stack the ZB ammunition properly. This slope was removed by the Germans and the leftover holes filled in prior to a tan repaint.
A rare box to encounter in very good condition with most of the wartime tan camouflage!
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Aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case dated 1939 in tan camouflage
Aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case dated 1939 in tan camouflage. The case has two period riveted repairs. The weapon serial is marked on the top of the case. Beautiful, camouflaged case.
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Steel tan MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case marked brh/4
€250.00Steel tan MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case marked brh/4 in excellent condition.
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Rare late war MG34 u. MG42 Werkzeugkasten Waffenmeister tool case
€2,250.00Rare late war MG34 u. MG42 Werkzeugkasten Waffenmeister tool case in good used condition. The case is a nice late war example marked brc 4 with two closing latches anr reinforced stamped shapes in the lid. The tool inlay is in good used condition but has some damaged clasps for affixing the tools. It looks to be complete but for the small stone files in the drawer. The inlay is dated 1943 which is nice, because most examples in collections and on the market are pre war/early examples most probably exported to Spain. Nice late war example in good used condition!
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MG34 u. MG42 aluminium ammunition case with three tone camouflage pattern
€225.00MG34 u. MG42 aluminium ammunition case with three tone camouflage pattern in used condition. This case has one period repair to the side. The case is in strong used condition with some of its factory paint, but also a three-tone camouflage pattern remaining. Not the nicest, but for sure a real example with character!
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Wooden 7,92 ammunition case for armour piercing rounds
€200.00Wooden 7,92 ammunition case for armour piercing rounds. These wooden boxes contained 300 S.M.E.Spitzgeschoss mit Eisenkern or armour piercing rounds for the K98 and MG34 u. MG42. These were carried in different cases as to not mix them with regular ammunition. Scarce wooden box in good as found condition!
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Aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in tan camouflage
€225.00Rare tan camouflaged MG34 and MG42 ammunition case in good used condition!
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Aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in spray painted three-tone camouflage
Aluminium MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in spray painted three-tone camouflage. This is a pre war 1939 dated case which was factory finished in Reichswehr three tone camouflage. It was subsequently overpainted in field gray paint, later to be oversprayed in late war three-tone camouflage. The case retains up to 85% of this wartime applied camouflage paint. This case is in excellent condition and would be very hard to upgrade. A beautiful addition to any camouflage themed collection!
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Tan MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case
€175.00A very nice tan camouflaged ammunition box for the MG34 and MG42. As the Germans occupied Czechoslovakia they took over most of their military stocks including weapons and equipment. This box for the Czech ZB 37 machine gun or MG 37 (t) originally had a slope welded inside to stack the ZB ammunition properly. This slope was removed by the Germans and the leftover holes filled in prior to a tan repaint. A rare box to encounter in very good condition with most of the wartime tan camouflage!
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Tan MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case
€150.00A very nice tan camouflaged ammunition box for the MG34 and MG42. As the Germans occupied Czechoslovakia they took over most of their military stocks including weapons and equipment. This box for the Czech ZB 37 machine gun or MG 37 (t) originally had a slope welded inside to stack the ZB ammunition properly. This slope was removed by the Germans and the leftover holes filled in prior to a tan repaint. A rare box to encounter in very good condition with most of the wartime tan camouflage!
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Steel tan painted MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case
€255.00Tan MG34 u. MG42 ammunition case in good used condition. Textbook Patronenkasten 41 with original factory tan paint.
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Aluminum MG34 ammunition case with white cross
€200.00Aluminum MG34 ammunition case with white cross which is probably a variant on the Red Cross medical marking. The case is in very good used condition with up to 90% of its factory finish with brown camouflage.
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Aluminum MG34 ammunition case marked OEL
€175.00Aluminum MG34 ammunition case marked OEL indicating the contents of weapons oil.
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RG34 oiler marked Hawig
€45.00Textbook original pre war RG34 oiler marked Hawig.
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Brown phenolic resin RG34 oiler
€55.00Nice original oiler in good condition. Really nice phenolic resin with a lightbrown filler.
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RG34 tool marked CNX
€75.00Rare RG34 takedown and cleaning tool or Hulschenkopfwischer, one of the accessories that is mostly missing from these cleaning kits. This example is nicely marked cnx which indicates production by Gustav Appel, Berlin. The smaller CNX marking indicating mid war production. Nice spare example!
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Phenolic resin RG34 oiler
€35.00Nice original black coloured phenolic resin (Bakelite) RG34 oiler in very good condition.
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Phenolic resin RG34 oiler
€40.00Nice original black coloured phenolic resin (Bakelite) RG34 oiler in very good condition.
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RG34 tool marked CNX
€65.00Rare RG34 takedown and cleaning tool or Hulschenkopfwischer, one of the accessories that is mostly missing from these cleaning kits. This example is nicely marked cnx which indicates production by Gustav Appel, Berlin. The smaller CNX marking indicating mid war production. Nice spare example!
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Phenolic RG34 oiler
€40.00Textbook late war RG34 oiler made from phenolic resin.
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Steel RG34 oiler marked Mundlos 1940
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Unmarked RG34 chain
€30.00Textbook late war unmarked RG34 chain with zinc links.
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Late war RG34 chain with simplified hook
€40.00Excellent late war manufactured RG34 chain which is easily recognizable by the simplified hook. The chain is in good condition and is virtually always missing from the cleaning kits. Nice variant which would be hard to find as a spare!
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RG34 chain
€30.00Textbook early RG34 cleaning chain with aluminium links in good used condition.
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Unmarked late war steel RG34 oiler
€55.00Textbook early/mid war steel RG34 oiler in great condition. This type is commonly found in the late war Tan ARR marked RG34 kits.
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RG34 phenolic oiler
€30.00RG34 phenolic oiler in used condition. I have 8 pieces all in the same used condition. The price is for one.
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Brown phenolic RG34 oiler
€55.00Nice original oiler in good condition. Really nice phenolic resin with a lightbrown filler.
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Mint gaberdine Heer EM/NCO Artillerie visor cap marked Schellenberg Sonderklasse
€850.00Minty Heer EM/NCO Artillerie visor cap marked Schellenberg Sonderklasse. The cap is a excellent example produced in fine gaberdine material. The cap would be a prime piece to any cloth headgear collection!
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Heer EM / NCO Pionier visor by Extra Klasse
€850.00Textbook, untouched Heer EM / NCO Pionier or Pioneer visor by Extra Klasse. This is a nice example in untouched and uncleaned condition. The visor has some moth damages but is otherwise a nice undamaged example. The visor retains its nice thick felt body with black felt piping and original chinstrap. The sweatband is present and reinforced with a newspaper folded underneath. The sweatshield is damaged but clearly reads Extra Klasse which is a desired maker marking. There is a sizetag 55 inside which I deem the correct size. Nice example!
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Heer EM / NCO Infanterie visor by Spezialhaus Globus, 1./M.G. Btl. 6
€900.00Textbook Heer EM / NCO Infanterie visor by Spezialhaus Globus with the unit marking 1./M.G. Btl. 6. The visor is in very good condition with original insignia and chinstrap. The visor is a good size 57. Inside the sweatband there is nice unit marking to Maschinengewehr Batallion 6 which was attatched to the 9. Armeekorps and used within the 56 Infanterie Division during the 1940 campaigns in the West. The unit comprised two companies of motorbike infantry, three companies of heavy MG’s and a heavy company with 8 cm mortars and antitankguns. Very nice and unit marked example from a rare visor manufacturer!
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Rare German reissued Dutch pre war M33 helmet from Valkenswaard
€400.00A very nice Dutch pre war helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht. There are in general two types of pre war Dutch helmets reissued within the German army. The first type was a compete example with Dutch liner and chinstrap which was captured directly from army stocks in 1940. The second type were 4160 unfinished shells that were sold to the German government by the Dutch company of Artillerie Inrichtingen that was liquidated in 1942. These shells were acquired and fitted with specially modified German helmet liners by the company Biedermann & Charnikow in Litzmannstadt. These helmets were made specifically for the Schutzmannschaft and mostly issued guarding rural areas and fighting Partisans on the eastern front. The helmet comes with its wartime converted and assembled German M31 liner. Due to the shape of the helmets shell the liners are always installed backwards on a specifically designed mounting plate. Externally the lion plate insignia on the front has been removed and the helmet has been fully repainted in a textured Feldgrau paint. Exceptionally rare example that would be very hard to upgrade!
This helmet was recently recovered in a small group of helmets which were collected straight after the Liberation in Valkenswaard, the Netherlands and has never been in a collection before.
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Rare German reissued Dutch pre war M40 KNIL helmet
A very nice Dutch pre war and rare M40 KNIL helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht. There are in general two types of pre war Dutch helmets reissued within the German army. The first type was a compete example with Dutch liner and chinstrap which was captured directly from army stocks in 1940. The second type were 4160 unfinished shells that were sold to the German government by the Dutch company of Artillerie Inrichtingen that was liquidated in 1942. These shells were acquired and fitted with specially modified German helmet liners by the company Biedermann & Charnikow in Litzmannstadt. These helmets were made specifically for the Schutzmannschaft and mostly issued guarding rural areas and fighting Partisans on the eastern front. The helmet comes with its wartime converted and assembled German M31 liner and chinstrap. Due to the shape of the helmets shell the liners are always installed backwards on a specifically designed mounting plate. Externally the lion plate insignia on the front has been removed and the helmet has been fully repainted in a textured Feldgrau paint. Exceptionally rare example that would be very hard to upgrade!
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Rare German reissued Dutch pre war M33 helmet
A very nice Dutch pre war helmet reissued in the Wehrmacht. There are in general two types of pre war Dutch helmets reissued within the German army. The first type was a compete example with Dutch liner and chinstrap which was captured directly from army stocks in 1940. The second type were 4160 unfinished shells that were sold to the German government by the Dutch company of Artillerie Inrichtingen that was liquidated in 1942. These shells were acquired and fitted with specially modified German helmet liners by the company Biedermann & Charnikow in Litzmannstadt. These helmets were made specifically for the Schutzmannschaft and mostly issued guarding rural areas and fighting Partisans on the eastern front. The helmet comes with its wartime converted and assembled German M31 liner and chinstrap. Due to the shape of the helmets shell the liners are always installed backwards on a specifically designed mounting plate. Externally the lion plate insignia on the front has been removed and the helmet has been fully repainted in a textured Feldgrau paint. Exceptionally rare example that would be very hard to upgrade!
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Rare highlight pencils or Landkarten-Stifte Nr. 541 by Eberhard Faber
€300.00Excellent and rare highlight pencils or Krokierstiften by Eberhard Faber in very good condition. These sets of pencils were very popular among officers and NCO’s and other troops which worked with maps. Easy to keep with you and perfect to clarify and mark maps! The case is still in good condition and the labels are still readable. The label clearly reads: “Landkarten-Stifte Nr. 541“. These sets were privately purchased from the manufacturer Eberhard Faber which designed this set together with some other products (such as the Taktik-etui) in a line with products designed for usage within the Wehrmacht (Spezial-Erzeugnisse für die Wehrmacht). This is one of the rarer products to find from the Eberhard Faber product line and this example comes straight out of my personal collection! Belongs in any map-case collection!
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Rare Eberhard Faber Taktik-Etui Nr. 542
€575.00Very rare and extremely scarce Eberhard Faber Taktik-Etui Nr. 542 in excellent condition. The pouch features all 4 coloured (yellow, red, blue & black) propelling pencils which are all undamaged and complete with their fillings inside! The pouch also contains its original tube for spare fillings. The pouch only misses the “Marschleistungen” measurement tool and the eraser which are virtually always missing from these sets. These sets were privately purchased from the manufacturer Eberhard Faber which designed this set together with some other products (such as the Krokierstifte) in a line with products designed for usage within the Wehrmacht (Spezial-Erzeugnisse für die Wehrmacht). The pouch itself is designed to be worn on the belt or to be attached to a button on the uniform, the pouch is manufactured from high quality brown coloured leather. Some stitching on the belt loop has come loose as can be clearly seen. Extremely rare set which are very collectible but very hard to encounter, especially in this condition! This set is coming from my own personal collection!
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Rare highlight pencils or Landkarten-Stifte Nr. 540 by Eberhard Faber
€300.00Excellent and rare highlight pencils or Krokierstiften by Eberhard Faber in very good condition. These sets of pencils were very popular among officers and NCO’s and other troops which worked with maps. Easy to keep with you and perfect to clarify and mark maps! The case is still in good condition and the labels are still readable. The label clearly reads: “Landkarten-Stifte Nr. 540“. This set still retains 4 of the original pencils and a period eraser. These sets were privately purchased from the manufacturer Eberhard Faber which designed this set together with some other products (such as the Taktik-etui) in a line with products designed for usage within the Wehrmacht (Spezial-Erzeugnisse für die Wehrmacht). This small variant is one of the rarest products to find from the Eberhard Faber product line and this example comes straight out of my personal collection! Belongs in any map-case collection!
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Unissued 7×50/10×50 Dienstglas case marked ksd 1943
€250.00Nice carrying case for the 7/10X50 binoculars or Dienstglas made out of black coloured Pressstoff. The case is nicely marked ksd 1943 which indicates production by an unknown manufacturer. Nice example!
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7×50/10×50 Dienstglas case with strap marked Walter Winkler 1942
€350.00Nice carrying case for the 7/10X50 binoculars or Dienstglas made out of black coloured Pressstoff. The case is nicely marked Walter Winkler 1942. The case is missing the cushions on the inside but is complete with the virtually always missing carrying strap. Nice example!
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Unissued 7×50/10×50 Dienstglas case dated 1943
€250.00Nice carrying case for the 7/10X50 binoculars or Dienstglas made out of black coloured Pressstoff. The case is nicely dated 1943. Nice example!
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Coconut canteen marked HRE 42 named Wilhelm V. Lossow
€325.00Coconut canteen marked HRE 42 named Wilhelm V. Lossow. The canteen is in good condition. The canteen comes with its matching phenolic resin cup.
To learn more about the coconut canteens you can read my article about them here; https://fjm44.com/articles/the-coconut-canteen-ritters-mystery-canteen/
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Coconut canteen marked HRE 43 with unpainted aluminium cup
€325.00Coconut canteen marked HRE 43. The canteen is in good condition. The canteen comes with its matching aluminium HRE pattern cup.
To learn more about the coconut canteens you can read my article about them here; https://fjm44.com/articles/the-coconut-canteen-ritters-mystery-canteen/
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Coconut canteen marked HRE 42 with initials FJ
€250.00Textbook coconut canteen marked HRE 42 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. Typical example with first pattern friction buckle closing strap. The canteen is in good used condition and complete with its phenolic resin canteen cup 46/K. Nice examples with the Initials FJ.
To learn more about the coconut canteens you can read my article about them here; https://fjm44.com/articles/the-coconut-canteen-ritters-mystery-canteen/
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Coconut canteen marked HRE 43
€200.00Textbook coconut canteen marked HRE 42 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. Typical example with first pattern friction buckle closing strap. The canteen is in good used condition and complete with its phenolic resin canteen cup.
To learn more about the coconut canteens you can read my article about them here; https://fjm44.com/articles/the-coconut-canteen-ritters-mystery-canteen/
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‘Last Ditch’ coconut canteen
€170.00‘Last Ditch’ coconut canteen in good condition. These coconut canteens with simplified harnesses are of a unknown, exact specific design. Collectors discuss two possible specific uses for this design. One being that they are post war reissued with a simplified harness. The second is that they are unfinished examples that have been hastily fitted with a make shift strap and cap system in 1945 as a ‘last ditch’ effort. One could argue that they should have then been dated 1945 but this is not per se a must. I have observed many(!) 1942 and 1943 with 1944 dated buckles. This is a indication that either they kept using the 1941, 1942 and 1943 molds up until 1945 ór simply still had stock which could explain the fact that no coconut canteen bodies are produced in 1944. For a early post war manufacture it would not be logical that the straps would vary as much as they do because a post war peace time manufacture would not have the need utilising every single scrap piece of leather. Nor would it be a necessity in a post war Germany littered with wartime uniforms, equipment and for sure canteens.
This is for me, the most logical explanation that this is a ‘last ditch’ effort in fielding these otherwise unfinished canteens or produced from 1942 molds. Rare variant!
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Coconut canteen marked HRE 41
€225.00Textbook coconut canteen marked HRE 41 indicating production by Heinrich Ritter, Esslingen. Typical example with first pattern friction buckle closing strap. The canteen is in good used condition and complete with its phenolic resin canteen cup. Hard to find example in the first year of production!
To learn more about the coconut canteens you can read my article about them here; https://fjm44.com/articles/the-coconut-canteen-ritters-mystery-canteen/
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