Suspenders, Field, Light, Leather, Wehrmacht, 1940
Genuine WWII German light field suspenders, brown leather, intended for carrying the belt and its various pieces of equipment.
This Y-shaped assembly was the central part of the assault pack, allowing a better weight distribution.
Dated 1940.
Complete and in good overall condition.
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Genuine WWII German light field suspenders, brown leather, intended for carrying the belt and its various pieces of equipment.
This Y-shaped assembly was the central part of the assault pack, allowing a better weight distribution.
Dated 1940.
Complete and in good overall condition.
