Does anyone know of a reference page or place with photos of what a complete WW1 bread bag should look like? Inside and out preferably. Also, are there any markings to indicate Imperial or Weimar era?
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Breadbags could be unit marked or not. Weimar unit markings often had a unit mark similar to this - 4./123. In imperial times, the "/" forward slash was not used on official stamps, though you do see it on hand-written unit designations.
I know that there is a thread on the French WWI website that shows some, as I posted two of my navy breadbags on it. I think there might also be a thread on breadbags on the German Helmet Walhalla site.
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klr,
I think the unit stamp stands for "Reserve Fuhrpark Kolonne 30". It's a nice example. The maker is Herm. Flohr of Köln.
William: $157 for a breadbag?!! Boy, have I lost track of current prices!
But I don't play in the expensive strata of the helmet collectors here. Maybe in comparison, this sounds very cheap? The current prices of helmets absolutely floor me too. Last one I bought was very nice and complete and was $150. Of course, that was 15 years ago.
Chip
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