Vojenský ešus?

Možná varianta z konce války?
https://www.mp44.nl/equipment/mess_tin. htm

Klasicky nemecky esus WW2. Z konca vojny nie je, lebo je hlinikovy a v tej dobe bol hlinik uz luxus na nemeckej strane. Tie putka sa mozu lisit v zavislosti od vyrobcu, existovali rozlicne odchylky.

Blondi - na té stránce, jejíž odkaz po vložení nefunguje:disappointed_relieved:, jsou příklady hliníkových ešusů z roku 1945 - výrobce MN u kterých je poznámka "While not very logical, here a very late war example dated 45 which is still made of aluminium. "
Dále jsem našel ešusy z roku 1944 výrobce FWBN rovněž z hliníku "Marked FWBN and dated 1944, messkit manufactured by F. W. Brockelmann Aluminiumwerk GmbH KG, Neheim/Ruhr, made of aluminum".
OHW marked for Otto Honsel-Werke, Aluminiumwerk, Werdohl and dated 1944, made of aluminum.
K tomu jsem nalezl toto:
From 1931 to 1942 Mess kits were mostly identical and all made of aluminum, these are referred to as M31's. From 1942 onward, mess kits start to appear in steel being either primed and painted or enameled and painted, with very late samples being just enameled or some other rare examples being tinned, these are officially referred to as M42's. Aluminum is continued to be used until 1945 quite commonly unlike canteens, which is likely do to German industry unlikely willing to scrap all their old stamping tooling and assembly lines. With aluminum and steel mess kit surviving examples in identical quantities often coded to the same factory and year, it can be assumed that the tooling and assembly lines for each material ran concurrently.:scream:

Vdaka, Klarkon, clovek sa stale uci. Problem si presne urcil - Tvoj odkaz som si vlozil, ale nefungoval.

Blondi - tak vlož toto
Mess Tin M31 (Kochgeschirr Modell 1931)
a potom
WW2 German Mess Kit (Messkit) Reference Thread | Page 2
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