Original French WWI Gamelle Individuelle Mle. 1852 Mess Kit - Gamelle Individuelle Modèle 1852 MG 13 the 22nd moved to Calcutta

the 22nd moved to Calcutta

The spotlight is very well made and weighs 34 lbs

known as a "datu"

In September 1944 the surviving elements of the division was sent by boat to Danzig

Final approval by the Wehrmacht was confirmed in April 1940

Original French WWI Gamelle Individuelle Mle. 1852 Mess Kit - Gamelle Individuelle Modèle 1852 MG 13 the 22nd moved to CalcuttaOriginal Item: Only One Available. This standard French Army issue mess kit dates back to 1852, when it was established by Marshal St. Arnaud. (Individual mess kit) The Gamelle is the issue mess kit, made of tinned metal, they are round with a lid and chain. These normally had, on the inside of the pot itself, a small individual plate and handle to allow the poilu to cook his own meal, most of the time though, these got lost in the trenches. This