The M34 relies on standalone leather shoulder straps to distribute its weight across the soldier’s back and attach to the belt, which this pack bears. It also featured a wood interior frame which this pack bears. Green canvas tornister used by infantry. The leather is in decent shape but is shedding leaving almost like a “dusty brown” stain on anything the straps touch some leather condition will solve that. The backpack lacks any date but bears two markings from the owner of the backpack during the war. Some staining, tears, and holes in the canvas. One metal hook is held in place by rope on the bottom. This could still have life left it and can be used for display or reenactment without worry. I recommend putting some leather conditioner on to make the leather more pliable.
Any other defects should be visible from the pictures and should be reviewed and judged by the buyer before they purchase to avoid any returns or disputes. Buyer is responsible for paying return shipping fees and forfeits the cost of the original shipping price if a return is requested. Please message me first with any questions and only buy if you know for sure you will keep it.
