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    75 packed BW breads - how old, collectable?

    A friends rescued those from the dump - is there a way to tell their age, and is this stuff sought after?
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      Hi Patrick,

      very nice find. They are the first pattern, still showing ther US-No (Unterkunfts- und Sanitätsmaterial), the precessor of the NSN.

      I paid 10 € for my single pack in mint condition. They are sought by collectors of early Bw. The exact year of manufacture is hard to tell, because the US-Nr. are without date. But on the side should be the year pressed in or stamped.

      Bye
      Frank

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        Thanks for the info, Frank - should I look for the year-stamp on the side of the single packs, or the big box?

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          Single Pack.

          But I thinkk they are made before 1965. I wouldn´t eat them...

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            Originally posted by hoover View Post
            Single Pack.

            But I thinkk they are made before 1965. I wouldn´t eat them...
            Well, when I was in the army (1992/93) we eat the "cookies" (nicknamed "Panzerplatten"), made in 1963...

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              Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
              Well, when I was in the army (1992/93) we eat the "cookies" (nicknamed "Panzerplatten"), made in 1963...
              Panzerplatten and shoepolish, the best firestarter in the field.

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                Originally posted by uscob View Post
                Panzerplatten and shoepolish, the best firestarter in the field.
                Yep!

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