Original German WWII Wehrmacht 1942 Dated Heavy Burlap Ration Grain Sack marked MVA Kiel - 41 1/2" x 27" German Field Gear or possibly nickel silver

or possibly nickel silver

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Original German WWII Wehrmacht 1942 Dated Heavy Burlap Ration Grain Sack marked MVA Kiel - 41 1/2" x 27" German Field Gear or possibly nickel silverOriginal Item. Only One Available. Made from heavy burlap cloth, this is a German WWII Issue Wehrmacht Ration Grain Sack, measuring approximately 44 1 2"H x 28"W when flat. A steady supply of food was vital to any fighting force, and sacks were the preferred way of transporting grain, which has not changed much since WWII. The bag has a large stenciled Wehrmachtadler (Armed forces eagle) on one side, while the other gives information about where it