I believe it is a medical canteen. I recall a member saying that those with brown straps were for female equipment. Perhaps it is female corps.
Carles
Carles
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After many year of reserach, finally I'm proud to share my ESB33 matching canteen.
2 month ago ago I found the cup (thanks Mattia), last week the canteen on ebay.
Good overall condition, the strap on cup is broken unfortunately, btw I'm very happy with this baby:Comment
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eyetyComment
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Canteen cup. Colours.
Different sizes, colours and materials used on canteen cup.Comment
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Ciney score
... and my Ciney score. Marked MN 4Comment
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Nice to see, thanks for share it
Just miss the brown (no enameled) steel ones like this, the second from left:Comment
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My 2 cents about alu sizes:Comment
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My latest find. Been a while since I have found a piece I needed to have! An unissued all matching "GNL43".
Willi
Preußens Gloria!
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Red enamel canteen, steel cup, mixture of leather types and of course the webbing on a continental '43 dated canteen.Willi
Preußens Gloria!
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Beautiful
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Canteen
I know there's a strong following for the "been there - seen action" look but for me "Mint", and I mean genuinely mint like this, has always been the ultimate goal!
Quite simply superb!
Congratulations Willi!
Best regards,
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Question on Maker's mark
Hi,
I have procured this early war aluminium canteen that has matched maker's mark on the aluminium cup and stopper "FWBN39". However, there is no maker's mark on the neck of the bottle itself.
Is this usual for early war canteens? All the later war canteens carried the mark on the bottle as well. Even the steel painted ones.
Thanks,
SamComment
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