Is this breadbag WW1 or WW2?

[JensF.]

Hi,

any opinions on this breadbag? Is it WW1 or WW2? There are no stamps on it except a small sewn on label with "LW". Maybe the owners initials?

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[Infanteer]

With the buttons rivetted on like that, I don't think it's WW1 or WW2. Looks post war to me. As far as I know this practice only started after WW2.

[Lasse L]

Post war IMO, the buttons are wrong, it seams to have a splitted inside and the leather looks like the one on my East german breadbag.

[JensF.]

Yes, the inside is splitted. Is it NVA?

[Michael Kuligowski]

postwar.. rather BW (or some west german paramilitary organisation) than NVA

[JensF.]

Hi guys,

many thanks for these informations!!!

[Viktor]

It don't look very DDR , wrong shape and buttons.
Swiss?.

[JensF.]

Here is another one. This one has zink buttons and the hook for the belt is made from aluminium. Also no stamps or markings on it:

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Inside:

[Michael Kuligowski]

Here is another one. This one has zink buttons and the hook for the belt is made from aluminium. Also no stamps or markings on it:

looks nice - pictures of reverse and interior please Jens
cheers !!!