German bag made from thick black leather. The loops on the back are present. One metal buckle is missing. The closing strap is complete. The manufacture is dated 1934 in Hanover, accompanied by the Reichsamt 44 eagle. Some wear and a characteristic patina are to be noted. Condition II+. According to the seller, these gloves come from Burnon. On 22 December 1944, during the German offensive, Combat Command B (CCB) of the 4th American Armoured Division advanced towards Bastogne to break the German encirclement of the town. However, their advance was halted near Burnon when a vital bridge was destroyed. German satchel made of thick black leather. The rear belt loops are present. One metal buckle is missing. The closure strap is complete. Manufactured in 1934 in Hanover, accompanied by the Reichsamt 44 eagle. Some wear and a characteristic patina are noted. Condition II+. According to the seller, these gloves come from Burnon. On December 22, 1944, during the German offensive, Combat Command B (CCB) of the U.S. 4th Armored Division advanced toward Bastogne to break the encirclement by German forces. Their progress was halted near Burnon due to the destruction of a vital bridge, which impeded their advance.