Original German WWII Tornister M39 Cowhide Backpack with RBNr. Markings Antique Shotguns By tradition the British issued

By tradition the British issued watered down Rum known as 'Grog' to their seaman whereas the French issued Brandy (or Cognac as they called it)

which looks to be possibly Serbian

The iron sights were composed of a front blade and tangent rear

NS64 indicating that indicating it was manufactured by Vereinigte Deutsche Nikelwerke

This regiment was first raised in 1741 under Colonel Daniel Houghton

Original German WWII Tornister M39 Cowhide Backpack with RBNr. Markings Antique Shotguns By tradition the British issuedOriginal Item: Only One Available. These cowhide covered rucksacks were known as the Tornister (Knapsack) Model 39 (developed in 1939), which was developed from the earlier Model 34. Unlike the M34, the M39 does not have attached shoulder straps, and is instead intended to attach to the infantry Y straps using the quick release clip rings that are fitted at the four corners of the knapsack, much like an A Frame. These are often described as being