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    #16
    Sani

    Dear Jan, I collect german medical items for twenty years but I have never seen or touched this Rucksack. .Best regards Sebastian.

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      #17
      Bonjour Sebastian

      Thanks for your input...it looks like information on these is indeed hard to come by.

      I've send you a pm too!

      Cordialement
      Jan
      'Arzt und Soldat'

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        #18
        I know one rucksack in a friend's collection.

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          #19
          Originally posted by boyouLaGleize. View Post
          I know one rucksack in a friend's collection.
          Can I be his friend too

          No seriously...Fred, if you could ask him to make some pictures in order to post them overhere? Or at least ask him for maker ID and dop? That would already be great too...


          Cheers

          Jan
          'Arzt und Soldat'

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            #20
            Sorry for bringing this back up...

            Anyone else who knows of an example somewhere in a collection?

            Cheers

            Jan
            Last edited by Jan Beazaer; 12-31-2006, 03:48 PM.
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              #21
              update!

              Here's another clear picture of this type of rucksack in use. I found it in 'The Second World War' by Ivor Matanle. Picture is supposed to be taken at the end of the Battle of the Bulge, early 45.

              Cheers

              Jan
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                #22
                Another 43 dated Bollmann produced backpack which, taken previous conditions in mind, I strongly believe to be a medical version as well. Although I can't make out any clear signs of a once stitched RC.


                Interesting as well is the fact that it has a WaAmbt 'style' eagle with only the dop below it - no typical WaAmbt number !

                Best regards

                Jan
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                      #25
                      detail of the cover - faint writings on it but unable to decypher.
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                        #26
                        Originally posted by Jan B View Post
                        Another 43 dated Bollmann produced backpack which, taken previous conditions in mind, I strongly believe to be a medical version as well. Although I can't make out any clear signs of a once stitched RC.


                        Interesting as well is the fact that it has a WaAmbt 'style' eagle with only the dop below it - no typical WaAmbt number !

                        Best regards

                        Jan

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                        Awesome Rucksack! True is that I‘ve never seen any of them damaged or abused. Strange…

                        Anyway You hit the nail here:- What items were stored inside? Does the content involve both kind of stuff:- medical equipment and personal items of Sanitater?

                        These questions concerning also medical Tornister with pocket for mess kit with sewn under fur flap. For my it is more than obvious that content of medical bag packs hold three sorts of stuff:

                        1. Battle equipment ( mess kit, Zeltbahn with accessories, maybe blanket in colder months)
                        2. ...together with set of basic personal items ( comb, razor, sewing kit, cutlery, iron rations etc.)
                        3. ...and various medical inventory.

                        Considering that artillery (or cyclists) bag packs or plain infantry Tornister, were in the same size as theirs medical counterpart, and amount of 'regular' stuff carried by plain foot soldier, there is not much room for storage all this sorts of items together.


                        Does anybody own any materials which can help to answer? If yes please post it here
                        Last edited by Grubhy; 10-21-2010, 04:00 AM.

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                          #27
                          Just a question,

                          Has anyone seen a period photo of a sanitar's helmet painted white with red crosses, just like the dummy in the museum photo? Sorry for moving out of theme.

                          Carles

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                            #28
                            Originally posted by me6_130 View Post
                            Just a question,

                            Has anyone seen a period photo of a sanitar's helmet painted white with red crosses, just like the dummy in the museum photo? Sorry for moving out of theme.

                            Carles
                            Several do exist indeed and have been posted on this forum...Even movie-footage is available. I strongly suggest that you do a search in the headgear-sections in order to get what you want.

                            Let's keep this thread dedicated to the subject in the title please
                            'Arzt und Soldat'

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                              #29
                              To keep thread running in proper way:

                              Kopia torn bez tla1.jpg
                              Yes, I can say that these are sort of addiction...

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                                #30
                                Wonderfull Robert

                                I know the feeling

                                In your previous post you raised indeed good points which should need to get answers on.

                                The factory of Bollmann still exist today - still making doctors bags too if I'm not mistaken. Maybe a fluent german speaking member should contact them and ask if anything is available in their archives on these rucksacks.

                                Anyway, to concentrate all the known examples on this forum in this thread I take the freedom to post 2 links here :

                                A Bollmann production from Member BouyouLaGleize :

                                http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=216630

                                A 'sat' produced example from Member Camo.collector :

                                http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=400433


                                Regards

                                Jan
                                'Arzt und Soldat'

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