German tent cloth belonging to the Deutsche Jungvolk, made from a grey coloured fabric. Most of the original buttons are still present, although the cords are missing. Markings indicate Mech Lemenweberei Salzgitter 1937 Warel DRP 430772 in Lizens. A distinctive DJ rune stamp is also visible. The piece shows marked wear and a period patina, accompanied by stains and a few bumps Condition II+. According to the seller, this item comes from Bourcy gare. Bourcy, about 10 kilometres north-east of Bastogne, was on the axis of advance of the German forces. The village was the scene of troop movements, fighting and bombing, all of which had a serious impact on the local population and infrastructure. There is some wear, a marked patina, and visible snags and stains on all the pieces. German tent section belonging to the Deutsche Jungvolk, made of grey fabric. Most original buttons are still present, although the cord loops are missing. The markings read Mech Lemenweberei Salzgitter 1937 Warel DRP 430772 in Lizens. A distinctive DJ rune stamp is also visible. The piece shows significant wear and period patina, with some staining and visible damage. Condition II+. According to the seller, this piece comes from Bourcy station, approximately 10 km northeast of Bastogne. The village was located along the axis of German troop movement and experienced military activity, fighting, and bombing, which heavily affected the local population and infrastructure. Wear, patina, and visible stains and tears are present throughout.