Camouflage! WW2 German 7.5cm FK16 n/A Zusatzkart 4 Ladungen 1936 Dresden Crate

Greetings from Red Brick Depot! Authentic and rare German pre-WWII / early Wehrmacht artillery ammunition crate for the 7.5 cm FK 16 n/A field gun. Original attic find from Latvia. Super rare find: only 300 guns were on army service on 1941. Original camo adding lots of value. (LAST TWO PHOTOS ARE REFERENCE FROM INTERNET)! Original wooden transport case designed to hold. Four 7.5 cm FK 16 n/A shell casings. Propellant charges are not included! Factory produced in 1936 in Dresden by Albin Lasch & Co. Marked with an Old Reichswehr acceptance stamp, making this a pre-WWII rearmament period piece. Beautiful original rare camouflage finish. Dimensions: 51 x 36.5 x 12 cm.

Two metal side carrying handles. Original factory and acceptance stamps. Clearly stenciled for FK 16 n/A use. All hardware present and functional.

Original camouflage paint with honest age wear. Please see photos for detailed condition. Although the FK 16 n/A was originally introduced in WWI, many guns remained in service through the 1930s and into early WWII. Crates dated 1936 are particularly interesting, as they represent Germany's early rearmament period under the Reichswehr transitioning into the Wehrmacht. Finding a dated and maker-marked example with camouflage is uncommon. This guns were a rare item to see on a battles because there were less than 300 of them on 1941. We specialize in original Eastern European WW1 & WW2 battlefield and attic finds. Thank you for supporting Red Brick Depot!

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