Rectangular Bread Tin with Handles personal The clips are both in

The clips are both in nice shape

I believe the tan paint is original as it matches other late war optics that I have owned over the years

The cardboard/paper that is inside one boot is actually identical to the cardboard material that was in an unissued pair of FJ boots I briefly owned

Original Portland Zement (cement) calendar book for 1942

These masks contain asbestos

Rectangular Bread Tin with Handles personal The clips are both inGerman period rectangular aluminum bread tin. Essentially a sort of lunch box which enjoyed many decades of popularity, starting around the 1920's. There are foldable handles on the top and bottom. The inside has ribs on both sides (possibly to reinforce the side?). It is in OK condition with some dents and dings. The inside seems fairly clean. A good candidate to take out in the field. This style tin, with the side reinforcements, is pictured on the