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[FestungSpanien]

Wow!
Very nice finds,specially that 42' web frog.
Is the MG can double WaAmed? It seems to have another ink stamped WaA in blue.
Congrats
Ace

[Jan B]

First-aid MG gurtkaste

Killer can that is! Great find and the first one I see, apart from mine, with the red cross on top of it!

The metal things are to fix/hold in place a broken arm or leg...sorry for the poor explication in english. Also very interesting is the contens-label found inside, these are normally for standard vehicle-verbandkasten.

Thanks for sharing

Cheers

Jan

[francis006]

I agree with Jan , it's a great can

[Fred S]

Great! I really like farms and flea market !

[Michael Kuligowski]

Very nice items !!
the steel frame is called "Kramer's frame" - its to hold broken arms.. legs - like Jan mentioned before !! I love that web frog too !!

[Jan B]

Very nice items !!
the steel frame is called "Kramer's frame" - its to hold broken arms.. legs - like Jan mentioned before !! I love that web frog too !!

Thanks for clearing that out Mike!

Any idea why it is called like that?

Cheers

Jan

[Michael Kuligowski]

Thanks for clearing that out Mike!

Any idea why it is called like that?

Cheers

Jan

in English it will be SPLINT:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Splint_(medicine)

in Polish in direct translation its Kramers rail( frame) .. I guess Kramer was a doctor who invented it

ciao

[Grubhy]

Kramer's frame

Kramer's frame from medical manual:
Great found!Congrats!!!

[19BARBAROSSA41]

Great find !!!!!!!! Ilove this web frog . . Great items. . I would be very happy to get from you this web frog. Please let me know if you 'll want to sell it ( I will take it with pleasure from you ). Once more congrats.

[Grubhy]

Kramer's frame

Some more,

[Jan B]

Yep Robert, The german (wartime) nomination its called : "Shienen"....you had them in wood and in metal (Drathleiter).

[heinrich66]

Hello,

thanks for all the replies.
The can has a small waa ink stamp over the normal waa markings.
Thanks to all for making clear where the "schienen" were used for.

It is always a very good feeling when pulling the treasures out of the woodwork- the items really speak to you.

[Jan B]

just for your information

The wooden frames (Holzschienen) came in 3 in a little feldgrau pouch. They were 33 cm long each and could be slide into each other.

Cheers

Jan