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    #1

    Large medic bag

    Gents,
    I'd love to hear some more thoughts on this pretty large medic bag I've just got in.

    Cheers

    Edwin
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                Jan ? Robert ? Tom ??

                Nobody ?

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                  Dear Edwin,

                  I don't have a clue.

                  I saw it too online and did like the general appearance and materials used in terms of likely german production.

                  But IMO not a bag that, if indeed of german ww2 production, was part of the 'official list' of medical gear.
                  Likely re-used by a medical unit - hence the hand-painted rc.

                  As already previously stated, a lot of non-medical equipement - all sorts of pouches, bags, boxes, etc... - was re-used in the field for medical purposes. Amongst them also a lot of beute-stücke. Could be well italian? Other axis-powers nationality?

                  Hope that someone can help you out!

                  Regards

                  Jan
                  'Arzt und Soldat'

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                    Originally posted by Jan B View Post
                    Dear Edwin,

                    I don't have a clue.

                    I saw it too online and did like the general appearance and materials used in terms of likely german production.

                    But IMO not a bag that, if indeed of german ww2 production, was part of the 'official list' of medical gear.
                    Likely re-used by a medical unit - hence the hand-painted rc.

                    As already previously stated, a lot of non-medical equipement - all sorts of pouches, bags, boxes, etc... - was re-used in the field for medical purposes. Amongst them also a lot of beute-stücke. Could be well italian? Other axis-powers nationality?

                    Hope that someone can help you out!

                    Regards

                    Jan
                    Thanks Jan,
                    I allso have no clue too.
                    material seems right, constuction seems to be ok. canvas material feels a bit like this FJ medic bags/covers..

                    Hope some one can say more about it

                    Cheers

                    Edwin

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                      #11
                      The straps and buckles are Bundeswehr, so...

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                        Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
                        The straps and buckles are Bundeswehr, so...

                        I didn't know about the buckles.

                        Well okay, not a good sign.
                        'Arzt und Soldat'

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                          Originally posted by Gran Sasso View Post
                          The straps and buckles are Bundeswehr, so...
                          so.....I ain't that lucky huh


                          was a wild gamble. Sometimes is pays off....sometimes not

                          Thanks Patrick !

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Edwin View Post
                            so.....I ain't that lucky huh


                            was a wild gamble. Sometimes is pays off....sometimes not

                            Thanks Patrick !
                            Edwin, maybe the guys at the BW section can confirm on the correct use/nomination of it?

                            Regards

                            Jan
                            'Arzt und Soldat'

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                              1960's Bundeswehr Medical Replacements Storage Bag. they came with a pre-packed assortment of Medical supplies in different Styles, like for Wards, ER's etc.

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