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Hallo, A little before the Riechswehr I am afraid but close. I have acquired a German WW1 Sanitastkasten, an earlier type but similar to that used in WW2. It requires some restoration but has some interesting history. It was brought/sent back to the Army Medical Corps at Woolwich, England sometime d...

Hello, I am trying to find a contemporary equivalent of Schusterspan. It was used as a splint material and appears to be something like thick cardboard or wood fibreboard. A German description is: Ein starker Papierspan der beim herstellen von Bogensatz in Accidenzdruckereien gebraucht wird. Any hel...

Hello, As I understand it all German WW2 property and copyright (whether belonging to individuals or businesses) was declared null and void by various acts and laws of the Allies. The 'Enemy Property Act 1953' issued by the British, an equivalent (whose title escapes me) issued by the USA basically ...

Hello All, Can anyone help me identify a manufacturer's logo found on German WWII Medical equipment. Unfortunately I do not have a photograph but hope the following description will suffice: 6 pointed star, above 3 pointed crown (dot either side of central point ?), above 3 vertical lines (central l...

Hallo Kleszcz, I have a translation of the Contents List for an Army Vehicle First Aid box or Verbandkasten. This particular example was made around 1943. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Verbandkasten Table of contents and usage instructions A. Ba...