Original German WWII Afrikakorps Coconut Canteen by Heinrich Ritter with Cup and Harness - 1941 & 1943 Dated Category_Receiver while the troops ahead slowly

while the troops ahead slowly worked their way through the Bois de Tuilerie and the valley to the east

Year of Manufacture: circa 1760-1770

The “Mk III” designation for this rifle is not related to the

and a pair of outserts to protect eye lenses and an air pathway that reduced fogging

Original German WWII Afrikakorps Coconut Canteen by Heinrich Ritter with Cup and Harness - 1941 & 1943 Dated Category_Receiver while the troops ahead slowlyOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice original German Deutsches Afrikakorps (DAK) laminated wood canteen (Tropen Feldflasche), often referred to as the "coconut" canteen, due to its unusual appearance. These are constructed of pressed laminated wood over an aluminum body, sometimes secured by rayon straps. The compressed wood laminate is in very good condition, with no major cracks or defects. Comes complete with the original DAK