Equipment produced with captured materials

[Jan B]

Very educational and interesting thread with some cool stuff posted!

Best regards

Jan B.

[ZAM]

Gas cap pouch with polish or russian webbing and brass buttons (?)

[ZAM]

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[Gustav 43]

here another Y straps with british webbing and MG tool pouch made of italian leather

[me6_130]

I would have said most of these were fakes or bad copies good for reenactors... i'll have to see if I have any specials among my equipment

Keep on studying, keep on studying...


Carles

[John Hodgin]

Wonderful examples gentlemen, many thanks for sharing and making this a good reference thread.

[Gran Sasso]

I think the best photos of Wirtschaftsamt Litzmannstadt Y-straps

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An other foto of same guy:

[corporalSteiner]

An other foto of same guy:

his footwear looks like rubber boots - also captured stock?

[collector19]

his footwear looks like rubber boots - also captured stock?

German rubber boots did exist!

[anmarlodz]

his footwear looks like rubber boots - also captured stock?

Most probably pair from heavy gas suit.

[GAMS1]

A lot of GB web in this post ... !
A Y straps i have , made almost entirely in british web and german parts .
RBNr number on it .
Nick

[GAMS1]

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[John Hodgin]

"A lot of GB web in this post ... !
A Y straps i have , made almost entirely in british web and german parts .
RBNr number on it .
Nick"


Some UK buckles used as well.

[pzo]

Breadbag with Polish tornister parts

German breadbag with Polish tornister parts.

[pzo]

Polish breadbag with German breadbag parts

Polish breadbag with German breadbag parts. In this case only German parts were added to make piece of equipment.