Germany, Imperial. A Heer Tornister, by J.M. Eckart, c. 1917 visually-hidden Within hardshelled case of issue

Within hardshelled case of issue

He followed his stay at 1st WGH with a two month admission to the Canadian Convalescent Hospital at Epsom onDecember 13th

they positioned into flight formation with the other bomber groups

with a functional clasp closure and a functional exterior metal hinge

Germany, Imperial. A Heer Tornister, by J.M. Eckart, c. 1917 visually-hidden Within hardshelled case of issue(Heer Tornister). A well preserved First World War Heer Tornister (haversack), constructed of a rigid wooden frame with an exterior liner and outer flap constructed of a weather hardened olive drab canvas. It retains a rabbit fur reverse exterior liner (a substitution for earlier cowhide examples reflecting late war material scarcity), with intact brown leather shoulder straps culminating in aluminum clips and D rings. The interior features multiple