Soviet Durable Tarpaulin Mountain 15 Liter Backpack USSR-Afghan War

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Army duffel backpack 14-15 liters Model 5559-E for military personnel of Mountain Motorized Rifle units of the Soviet Army is absolutely new, not used, home storage. Not commercial, 100% original, contract, it was supplied to the military units of the Soviet Army and for the military personnel of the OKSVA in Afghanistan and Tajikistan. It was used by Soviet units during the Afghan War of 1979-1989. Materials: main - natural tent fabric 100% cotton, auxiliary - high-quality Soviet leatherette, straps and reinforcement - 100% genuine leather, sewing accessories - metal 100% steel. The fabric is dense and very strong, resistant to wear and stress. Coloring protective Olive. The fabric is painted qualitatively, the color is especially durable. Grade 1. Manufactured by ENSV "KM" Tallin city, Latvian SSR, USSR. Year of manufacture 1984. The model has been removed from production. Description and features of the model:

this small and reliable backpack can be used as a city backpack for every day, its entourage appearance will set you apart from others

the upper part of the backpack is tightened by a cord passed through large metal eyelets (blocks)

the contents of the backpack are securely closed with a top cord, on top of it with a valve overlay and a clasp with 1 durable leather strap passed through metal buckles

2 large outer pockets also fasten with leather straps and metal buckles

the attachment points of the leather elements are reinforced with metal rivets

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