WW2 German Medic's 1939-Dated Leather Bandages Pouch From Amfreville in Normandy

A superb example of an original. Measuring approx 7" x 4" x 3. And produced in heavy quality.

(redolent of the early war years). The front edge of the top flap.

Bears a heavily embossed letter. Whilst under the front Y-strap ring is the letter'L. (Bautzen was a small mediaeval town in Saxony, Eastern Germany). Found, empty, on a farm at Amfreville near Pegasus Bridge.

This is very much a quality piece of surviving German army kit. From the Battle of Normandy in 1944.. (B/W Photo Courtesy of The Tomahawk Films WW-II Archive).

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