Original German WWII Foldable Cable Reel Backpack by Rich. Leppert K.G. with Wire Spool - dated 1939 Night Sights which moved from Camp McClellan

which moved from Camp McClellan

but is still completely intact

but this is most likely a post manufacture reinforcement for the wooden handle

British military officials were alerted that the Bismarck was heading for the Atlantic

Original German WWII Foldable Cable Reel Backpack by Rich. Leppert K.G. with Wire Spool - dated 1939 Night Sights which moved from Camp McClellanOriginal Item. Only One Available. During the Second World War, radio was still a relatively new invention, and also was not really the most secure method of communication. Wired communication, either telegraph or telephone, was still very widely used on the for communication behind the front lines, which mean that large distances of wire had to be laid down relatively quickly. To make this easier and faster, the German military developed specialized