Fuze Setter bag made from prestoff, with a canvas closing strap and a canvas back strap. The snap hook, although functional, shows signs of oxidation. It was made by GYO in 1943. Model for the key of German 88 mm guns. The set shows moderate wear and a period patina, testifying to its use. Condition II+. According to the seller, this item comes from Cobru. Fuze Setter pouch made of Prestoff, featuring a canvas closure strap and a rear canvas loop. The metal hook is functional but shows signs of oxidation. Manufactured by GYO in 1943, this model is intended for the fuze key of German 88 mm guns. The item shows moderate wear and a period patina, indicating operational use. Condition rated as II+. According to the seller, this piece comes from Cobru. Cobru was located along the axis of the German advance towards Bastogne. German forces used this hamlet as a transit point in their attempt to encircle and isolate the Allied troops stationed in Bastogne. Fighting in and around Cobru was particularly intense, with engagements between German forces and American units, notably the 101st Airborne Division and the 10th Armored Division, who were defending the besieged town.