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Originally posted by NOL View PostEnamelled mess -kits with paint are very rare, I met such only two onces
I will present the last one as soon as possible after a small cleaning (dust),
I hope the marks are different but all the one I saw until today are always with the same RBNr and AEMA44 marks
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here I am back after several months abroad
and 2 new mess kit : one from 44 and the other from 45
first, this one from 1944 with RBNr 0/0571/0116 made of steel but no paint or enamel. Seems to be covered with pewter as protection against rust
I already had her sister from the same factory, same marks, no paint but aluminium made
the other one, MN45 , no paint, made of aluminium but the main point is the lack of handle on the cover
now I have got 31 mess kits
best regards
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WOW Daco, nice example are there, congrats, I'm always looking for an RBNr...
I am very interested when you say that "made of steel but no paint or enamel"
I have a big discussion in another forum about this debate......now, my question for you and other is: the red inside paint of messkit and canteens cup, what is? I think that is or rust or red paint for food or red lacquer, other friends say that red is enameled finish.... what do you think?
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Originally posted by MULON View PostWOW Daco, nice example are there, congrats, I'm always looking for an RBNr...
I am very interested when you say that "made of steel but no paint or enamel"
I have a big discussion in another forum about this debate......now, my question for you and other is: the red inside paint of messkit and canteens cup, what is? I think that is or rust or red paint for food or red lacquer, other friends say that red is enameled finish.... what do you think?
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