Medical Pouch?

[Brian R]

Hey Guys - Quick question... is this medical pouch WWII related? Or, could it possibly be WWI, or even post 1945?

Thanks!

Brian

[Gran Sasso]

Wehrmacht, goes into the medic tornister:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ighlight=snaps

[Brian R]

Wehrmacht, goes into the medic tornister:

http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...ighlight=snaps

Thank you!

[falls1944]

Hi

Yes Patrick is right. And that one is original .with good snaps

David

[Gran Sasso]

And that one is original .with good snaps

David

[Brian R]

Guys - thanks again for the confirmation. I have had a few inquiries about this. It's not mine. A recently bought an Iron Cross from a woman who has a bunch of bring back items from her father-in-law. A random bunch of stuff was supposedly all brought back in this pouch. So, I posted this to confirm for her that it was indeed WWII and to also give myself a little peace of mind regarding her story.

I think she would sell it but I wonder if she is over-valuing it. I got a decent deal on the EK but the other items she has do not seem to be worth what she is asking. And, she does not want to engage in overseas transactions. So, that's the story.

Is it particularly uncommon and does it have significant value? Iron Crosses and award documents are my specialty so I am way out of my league here. And, I don't know the woman at all - she lives a few states away and we were able to connect on line.


Thanks again,
Brian

[Hans Kristian]

Brian, they are somewhat scarce as they are not very solid and without the proper storage they will relatively fast disintegrate.
That said, if you look for them, as I do, they are possible to find.

One is for sale on german ebay at the moment for 49 euro.

Best regards,
Hans Kristian

Guys - thanks again for the confirmation. I have had a few inquiries about this. It's not mine. A recently bought an Iron Cross from a woman who has a bunch of bring back items from her father-in-law. A random bunch of stuff was supposedly all brought back in this pouch. So, I posted this to confirm for her that it was indeed WWII and to also give myself a little peace of mind regarding her story.

I think she would sell it but I wonder if she is over-valuing it. I got a decent deal on the EK but the other items she has do not seem to be worth what she is asking. And, she does not want to engage in overseas transactions. So, that's the story.

Is it particularly uncommon and does it have significant value? Iron Crosses and award documents are my specialty so I am way out of my league here. And, I don't know the woman at all - she lives a few states away and we were able to connect on line.


Thanks again,
Brian

[Grubhy]

Hi

Yes Patrick is right. And that one is original .with good snaps

David

You can judge it from that single photo ? It's your opinion or reapeted after somebody experienced?

Personally I do believe that the bag is good but additional pictures of details would prove it.