gas cape pouch

[Glenn Barbaritz]

hey Guys, Glenn here. I was hoping to get your thoughts on this piece. it looks good but I am not familiar with the markings. I was hoping maybe someone has seen an example like this. here it is. thanks, Glenn

Original. Excellent condition. Stamped under the flap in three rows is what looks like, "gdy / R177 / 43" and there might be another single digit or letter stamp about 2 inches below. All stitching is good with no rips to fabric. Snaps work great and has "W - U - K - 9" on the female snaps

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[MGN]

I dont see anything wrong with this one! I like it. Buy them now before they are gone like everything else.

[Glenn Barbaritz]

thanks Michael. I hear that. seems like everything is getting eaten up lately at a drop of the hat! Glenn

[Grubhy]

Hi!Nice gas cape bag !Looks like mid/late war.

GDY-is code of Becker&Co., G.m.b.H., Textil- und Bekleidungswerke( clothes factory) from Geislingen-Steige(Wurrbg.)

Regards,

Robert

[Grubhy]

Oh ...Now I see -It,s from 1943.

[Glenn Barbaritz]

thanks Robert for the makers name. Im big on makers marks. Glenn