M1931 German Luftwaffe bread bag (Brotheutel 31) in Blue cotton canvas. The bread bag is a traditional part of Luftwaffe uniform having being issued since the 1800's to 1945. Inside was carried field rations including Rye bread and butter dish containing fat to spread on the bread.

Our WW2 German Early War Bread bag is a meticulous reproduction of the M1931 Brotbeutel, the bread bag issued to German soldiers in the early stages of WW2. Designed with reenactors in mind, this bag combines historical accuracy and durability, with careful attention given to …

Wehrmacht (Heer) Bread Bag M1931 (Brotbeutel 31). Bread bags were widely utilized by all German military and non-military organizations, so various models and colors were produced. The bread bag was worn attached to the belt on the right side of the back. This is a mid war produced example made of green coloured canvas with blackened leather parts.

bag, strapkhaki canvas bread bag/haversack (Brotbeutel 31) : single compartment with leather tab/metal button closure across opening; full length/width flap with 2 leather tab/metal button closures underneath; on front of flap are 2 leather equipment loops, stitched in the middle, with corresponding metal rings at top, in line with loops; cloth ...

2024年9月11日 · This is the early model M1931 bread bag issued to German Soldiers at the start of the war.The bread bag is made of a grey colour made of a tough canvas but the colour was found that it was to light and stood out against the feldgrau uniforms during the invasion of the low countries and so it was decided to change production to a green colour.

bag, strap khaki canvas bread bag/haversack (Brotbeutel 31) : single compartment with leather tab/metal button closure across opening; full length/width flap with 2 leather tab/metal button closures underneath; on front of flap are 2 leather equipment loops, stitched in the middle, with corresponding metal rings at top, in line with loops ...

2024年10月30日 · The bread bag is a traditional part of Luftwaffe uniform having being issued since the 1800's to 1945. Inside was carried field rations including Rye bread and butter dish containing fat to spread on the bread.