German MG 34/42 Afrikakorps Ammunition Can: Unmarked French Militaria Initially given to Secret Agents

Initially given to Secret Agents but also later smuggled to P

a Screw Driver and a Marlin Spike for use in knot tying and untying

These factory names were stamped directly into the helmet shell using two or three letters

55% represents protection grade of tint

with broad arrow War Department property mark

German MG 34/42 Afrikakorps Ammunition Can: Unmarked French Militaria Initially given to Secret AgentsOriginal Item: Found in Egypt these are original yellow tan painted, steel hinged top, ammunition cans like the ones used by Rommel's Afrikakorp in WW2. These are most likely postwar paint. Very unusual to find WW2 desert camouflage material today. Cans are offered empty. Unmarked. There is always a possibility that some of these cans were WW2 manufactured and the Markings are concealed under the desert postwar paint (no guarantees) we just didn? t