Original German WWII RAD Unit-Marked Tornister 34 Pony Fur Backpack by Walter Ducksch with Shoulder Straps - Dated 1938 Iraq The tunic is a great

The tunic is a great "salty" service worn wartime pattern German WWII Heer Army NCO M-36 Field Tunic

did not officially adopt a nickname for the division during the war

and the rest worn to a gray patina

The large end has a sheet iron cover with an eye to take a body strap

Some of this hardtack had been stored from the 1846–1848 Mexican–American War

Original German WWII RAD Unit-Marked Tornister 34 Pony Fur Backpack by Walter Ducksch with Shoulder Straps - Dated 1938 Iraq The tunic is a greatOriginal Item. Only One Available. These cowhide covered rucksacks were known as the Tornister (Knapsack) Model 34 (developed in 1934) and this unit marked example comes complete with the correct shoulder straps. It looks to have all of the leather components still present, showing light to moderate wear from service. As the war progressed the design was simplified for economical and practical reasons so the cowhide cover was eliminated making these