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GERMANY. M1931 "tornister" canvas and cowhair haversack dated 1942, without straps, a camouflaged Zelbahn 31 tent canvas is attached. One strap broken but complete. ABE

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GERMANY. M1931 "tornister" canvas and cowhair haversack dated 1942, without straps, a camouflaged Zelbahn 31 tent canvas is attached. One strap broken but complete. ABE

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