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I love the Zeltbahn 31.......

Discussion in 'Uniforms, Personal Gear (Kit) and Accessories' started by Martin Bull, Oct 23, 2011.

  1. Skipper

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    A similar one with some bunkers stools for addtionnal comfort
     
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    and these guys also love beer!

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    I almost got my first one. I only made the automatic reply system pay at most 160 euros and the other guy sniped me 1 minute before the end. :(
     
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    160 euros! Genuine ones go 70 euros here, providing you accept a few holdes and are not too hooke don perfect markings .

    Here is a tropen one , I think for Luftwaffe fellows


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    I just can't believe how 'collectible' these have become......I bought all of mine between 2010-2011 and easily found them for between 35-55 Euros. But I still think that every Wehrmacht collection should have at least one - like the gasmask canister, they are such a typical piece of equipment.
     
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    I confirm, You can't get a decent mannequin with a Tornister without Zeltbahn , noblesse oblige!

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    Better come to France then... ;)
     
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    or go to France internet sites. I can also get you one if language is a barier.
     
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    Skipper, I hate to tell you this... but he's got no pants...

    No wonder they lost! If only Hitler had issued trousers!
     
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    Folded behind the Mauser slime.
     
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    'kipper, I thought that was a blanket.

    What's object no. 6?
     
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    6 is an early model gasplane cape (anti yperite). made from rubberised vegetable fibre. Later model bag came in cloth . .It was to remain inseparable from the container and mask . They are famous for their..... stench .
     
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    Surely it doesn't smell still? :green:
     
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    I wonder if I got more Zeltbahns in one photo than any one else...check the right corner...:)

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    One more here with plenty of details. The caption says it's Royan, France in 1942.

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    These last photos look familiar. This is the way I set up my display for county fairs, outdoor militaria shows, usv.
    I then set up a small wooden table with a WW2 SS typewriter and other items (Lw field radio +) on it and a WW 2 vintage wooden folding chair I got in Germany. Close by I have an MG 42 on an AA tripod.
    Guess some day I should take some photos of this, but never have.
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    so you are the one having a nap in there, just wait until I tell the Leutnant :cool: !
     
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    Just got this original snapshot with some nice 'Zelt' detail. This guy certainly does look like a veteran......
     

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    He looks weary too. He seems to be wearing two bahnen and there is at least another one on the left.
     

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