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05-25-2012 02:40 AM
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
There is a metal carry handle on the edge of the mine and the pictures do not show that.my apologies.
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
That looks like a normal issue feild pack, some have straps together worn on your back, but some as in this case have clips to attach to a a frame
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
You have two great items there bitrecko....... a very nice Tellermine and a very nice M39 Tornister for 'Y' straps but the two do not go together.
Mines were transported in metal or wooden carrying cases, not backpacks!
One fall over backwards and KABLOOWEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cheers, Dan
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
dan, Any idea of fair market value.I am moving houses and downsizing.
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
Not sure on the tellermine but sellers seem to be asking between US$60-100 for backpacks ( either plain ones like your or the Pony hide covered ones )
Dan
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
The tellerminen (plate mine), is th 42 model and more can be read on link below for those interested. Ive seen tellermines sold before, but cant remember off the top of my head. couple hundred? maybe? more or less.
Very nice stuff you got britrecko
Tellermine 42
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
Franz and others; thank you for the information.I have read, that post 1945, many mines were tossed into the lakes in Germany and in later years recovered by amateur treasure hunters.
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Re: Identification needed on german mine and fitted canvas carrying gear?
These Tellermines usually run anywhere from $150-250 in this condition. Add in the price of the back pack and you're probably looking at the $250 end of the range.
William
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