#11834-S.A. BREADBAG: A real fine example of an early period breadbag as utilized by S.A. personnel. It is produced of medium brown cotton canvas having two buttoned belt loops and a center-stabilizing strap. The left belt loop is reinforced with leather to support the water bottle when attached to the metal ring and leather loop on the exterior flap. The majority of the metal parts have a brass wash that would be well matched to the finish of an S.A. belt buckle. The interior has a divided compartment with large center strap of brown leather with brass finished button. The stitched outline of what I assume was an RZM tag is visible on the interior. The underside of the flap has two retaining straps but their attachment buttons are neatly removed (I will provide replacements to the buyer) One of the shoulder strap attachment rings on the reverse is missing as well. Shows light age but remains solid and reasonably clean. One of the nicest S.A. breadbags I’ve had, Condition II+ $95.00