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    Strange tornister - what is it?

    Also from yesterdays fleamarket - any idea?
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      Hi,

      this looks like a rucksack for "fussartillerie"...

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        Nice score!

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          Originally posted by zarathoustra View Post
          Hi,

          this looks like a rucksack for "fussartillerie"...
          Thanks - what is the meaning of the flap, secured with the "pin"?

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            #6
            it means "fussartillerie" ... the model before this one has the additional "flap" too

            yours seems to be lacking the wooden frame inside

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              #7
              Originally posted by zarathoustra View Post
              the model before this one has the additional "flap" too
              Yes - but what is the meaning of this flap, what was its use?

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                #8
                Hi Gran
                I mailed your photos to a couple of close friends of mine. The consensus is
                the pack is indeed Artillery.The flap is for hanging on ie: support wagon rail
                at the same time allowing easy excess to the pack contents. Hope this helps.

                Eric

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by 704hoss55 View Post
                  The flap is for hanging on ie: support wagon rail
                  at the same time allowing easy excess to the pack contents. Hope this helps.

                  Eric
                  This does not make sense IMO: Why not simply hang the tornister to whatever by simyly using the carrying-straps?

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                    Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
                    This does not make sense IMO: Why not simply hang the tornister to whatever by simyly using the carrying-straps?
                    I agree Gran
                    It was just a suggestion because of the single stud/button. Anyone else have an idea?
                    Wish I could tag along to these markets you go to. You pick up rare items!

                    Eric

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by 704hoss55 View Post
                      I agree Gran
                      It was just a suggestion because of the single stud/button. Anyone else have an idea?
                      Of course I am thankfull for your help.

                      Yesterday I have viseted some WWI-collectors, and we were talking about that, too - suddenly the idea came to my mind, that this flap could be meant to unbotton, and move to the other side, and botton there. That way it will cover the carrying straps, when used to carry on the leather grip. Just an idea of course, no proof so far.

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                        Originally posted by 704hoss55 View Post
                        Wish I could tag along to these markets you go to. You pick up rare items!

                        Eric
                        if you ever come over, you are welcome to join me.

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
                          if you ever come over, you are welcome to join me.
                          Thank you Gran
                          Iam not sure when but its a date. I,ll tye it in with a yet another visit to Verdun.
                          The place just floors me. I usually go in the depths of winter.

                          Regards
                          Eric

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                            Originally posted by 704hoss55 View Post
                            Thank you Gran
                            Iam not sure when but its a date. I,ll tye it in with a yet another visit to Verdun.
                            The place just floors me. I usually go in the depths of winter.

                            Regards
                            Eric
                            Even in winter there are some good fleamarkets - so come.

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                              Hello Gran
                              I found this interesting photo. I was looking for pictures with soldiers wearing the early glass or unusual water bottles on their breadbags. Could your backpack be hooked under the canvas at the back of the wagon? I,ll keep looking and asking for more info.

                              Regards
                              Eric
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