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    Wehrmacht strap, BUT for what ???

    Has anybody an idea for what exactly this Wehrmacht leather/web strap was for ? Thanks for your thoughts...
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        Not really sure HGL, But maybe its for something heavy, looks like its well made to support weight, if you want to sell it keep me in mind! I like various straps

        PAO

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          Im not sure, But a sling for MP?

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            one of the versions of strap for food canister ??? looks much a like !

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              I think Kuligow is right on the money - its a set of straps for the hot food carrying can - futterkubel fuer essenholer, essentraeger, I forget what they were called. Nice find - the cans are usually missing the straps.

              Dave

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                Wait - I think I spoke too soon...I didn't even notice that the hooks at the bottom end didn't exist - there are just rings instead. Now I'm scratching my head. Whether its for a variant of the can, or perhaps for a water jug or something, I've no idea. As the rings don't match in finish the black buckles, it could be possible it was modified to fit something else...yet they look totally unused. Hmmnn.

                Originally posted by david stone
                I think Kuligow is right on the money - its a set of straps for the hot food carrying can - futterkubel fuer essenholer, essentraeger, I forget what they were called. Nice find - the cans are usually missing the straps.

                Dave

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                  #9
                  Hello,

                  Yes it's for a food canister. I'm sure.

                  Thanks, David.

                  (I look for an original Luft medical troop shoulderboards).

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                    Thanks for your assistance in this question.Funny, on the week end I received another single strap which appears to belong to a Wehrmacht food canister as well, it is Reichbetriebsnummer marked and stone mint. All the other items which came with it from the same estate are also mint. Nice early bread bag, Labeflasche, sealed gas mask filter, Heeres-towel and minty M43 leather fiel belt...
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                      brown leather strap by itself #1
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                            AMAZING ITEMS !! I LOVE That bradbag - could this by Kreigsmarine breadbag ??

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                              I wish it would have been marked by the KM, but its an unworn M31 regular 1939 April made standard bread bag made by "Hans Deuter -Augsburg" -the company is still existing today, I remember my rucksack in the German Army was also made by Deuter (it had a label inside) :-)

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