Germany, Heer. A Lot of Second War Period Germany Army Equipment

(Militärische Versorgungen). A group of military supplies and equipment, including a folding spoon/fork combination, by ESM, constructed of aluminum, with an embossed Heer-stye eagle on both, spoon is damaged, but in otherwise fair condition. A metal container for Masken-Brille (Gas Mask Spectacles), with original ribbons, constructed of grey metal with a hinged lid, with the inscription MASKEN-BRILLE on the lid in black Gothic letters, with a blue cardboard strip riveted to the left inner short side, measuring 130 mm (l) x 50 mm (w) x 15 mm (h), and in good condition. An Augenschützer 42 (Eyeshield 42), constructed of four sections of yellow-green plastic with the plastic to plastic connections being made by sewing a strip of cloth tape over the outside of the seams, each end section has ventilation holes and a metal-trimmed eyelet for the adjustable elastic head strap, the outer edges are trimmed with black velvet tape to present the eyeshield from cutting the face, accompanied by a heavy dark green envelope, and in extremely fine condition. An unused spool of Nähmaschinezwirn (Sewing Machine Thread) by B. Hoogen & Co., with paper wrapping and maker insignia. An unused package of Verbandwatte (Medical Bandage), in an unopened paper package, maker marked and closed with tape.