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    #16
    The Czech maker mark and date on one strap.
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      #17
      These hooks are pre-war German manufacture.
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        #18
        Here is a 1940 dated example of the M39 Tornister that was used by soldiers on both sides! This was a GI vet bring-back.
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          #19
          Brown leather is the norm on these early packs.
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            #20
            Lud. Krumm A.G. Offenbach a. M. 1940
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              #21
              One side of the pack has an equipment strap that has been with the pack since WWII! Here is the maker mark on the equipment strap.
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                #22
                The strap is also unit marked. 6./Grz.J.R. 124 I
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                  #23
                  The inside of the pack (stuffed with papers to help it keep its shape). I got rid of the papers, now all my packs are filled with virgin polyfill and unbleached cotton muslin.
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                    #24
                    The pack is named to the GI soldier who brought it home.
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                      #25
                      The German soldier also put his name on this, not as boldly.
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                        #26
                        Another M39 Tornister from 1940.
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                          #27
                          The brown leather is a darker shade than the previous example.
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                            #28
                            Hans Deuter Augsburg 1940
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                              #29
                              A peek inside, all brown leather.
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                                #30
                                Here is a depot stamp. E40, I believe this is for the Erfurt depot.
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