Nothing too special here today. I have always been a field gear, signals fan & love war time crates and ammo boxes. Picked These 2 up in the past couple days. Obviously just the shell with components and trays missing but still well marked and been there. Going to take the fireworks out to the field in the Willys tonight in some cool crates.

FU 52 - S c h r e i b g e r t - (Contained the following) 1940 WWII - Marked

1 Salmiac, 50 g in a cardboard box
1 tube for the soldering torch
1 small soldering torch
1 fork with 200 g of solder
1 fork with 250 g copper wire of 0.8 mm
1 can with 50 g soldering grease (66 X 23 mm)
1 soldering iron, hammer form, 125 g with handle
1 inset box with -
15 pencils
5 Blaustrifts
5 green pegs
5 red pens
4 ink sticks
1 tube glue or glue to 50 g
1 shackle tear
2 Eraser for lead
2 Eraser for ink
1 curve knife in cardboard box or bag
1 magnifying glass in leather case
3 Operating books
4 hearing aids
6 key blocks
1 block of dispatcher lists for recorded radio messages
1 block of dispatcher lists for required radio messages
4 Block gr. Printed forms
4 block kl. saying forms
16 sheets of copy-paper in 1 letter envelope
1 box of crayons (10 pcs)
1 roll of seal marks in a rifle

Fu 23 Anodenbatterien - Contained batteries used for field radio equipment - 1936 (pre-war)

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