German Army: individual can model 1931 "Feldflashe", aluminum cap with manufacturer's code "FSS3 37" (1937), quarter missing, heavy wear and missing canvas, attached is a regulation compass marked 4 (1944) and manufacturer's code "hap", (HS compass), two black leather straps, one dated 1941 and the other 1942, one ersatz feldgrau fabric strap with manufacturer's code and dated 1942, one back clip for suspension straps, ammunition box for MG, aluminum Patronenkasten 41 model, closure system broken, wear, oxidation, missing, seven pieces, Germany WWII period.

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