WW2 German Military Provisions Sack (Heeresverpflegungssack) - 1940 Special Forces which translates to "To Conquer

which translates to "To Conquer or Die" (or "Victory or Death")

Edward's Crown (Queens Crown)

Great in great condition

in Berlin-Friedenau (features a period-applied paper address correction slip pasted on page 2)

There is a graze to the underside of the pointed end of the base which I have shown in the photos

WW2 German Military Provisions Sack (Heeresverpflegungssack) - 1940 Special Forces which translates to "To ConquerThis item is a World War II German military provisions sack. It is stamped to the front with the date and "H. Vpfl." which stands for Heeresverpflegung, and this translates to Army catering or Army supply service. It is stamped to the rear with the Wehrmacht Eagle. These sacks were used for the transport and storage of bulk foodstuffs, such as grain and flour, to supply German army units in the field. Made of heavy Hessian burlap. Size: 105cm x 71cm