The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
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The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
There are loads of post war reproductions for the Package boxes on the market, prices rise up to 700 Euros each for a perfect metal package box in original condition. The leather boxes were used and produced by/for the german army long after the war for service purposes on Maico, DKW RT 200 and Hercules bikes.
So I consider it as a good idea to start this thread. Every owner please post pictures of your 100% original Package boxes, to help Newbees save their hard won money...
Let`s go!
So I consider it as a good idea to start this thread. Every owner please post pictures of your 100% original Package boxes, to help Newbees save their hard won money...
Let`s go!
DKW F 102 1965
DKW NZ 350-1 1945
DKW KL C100/C1 Funkwuerfel 1943
DKW GG400 Funkwuerfel
DKW NZ 350-1 1945
DKW KL C100/C1 Funkwuerfel 1943
DKW GG400 Funkwuerfel
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I`ll make the start.
A late war metal package box, produced by Karl Baisch, Autokoffer - Fabrik, Stuttgart - Bad Cannstadt. Original preserved, but someone painted the original sandbeige colour over...
Note how the welding of the handle grip was done, very rough, as the worker had to hurry...
Most original boxes have a flat cover hatch inside, repro boxes often have screws or rivets or in some cases slots or pits where the handle grip is fixed (The rivets are OK on early boxes, but no screws)...
Here pictures of another box , even late war, but earlier, of Karl Baisch, note the differences even on a box by the same producer:
- There are two slots for the (older) box holders on the upper holder bar
- The handle grip is welded much tighter and becomes higher
- The hinge of the cover hatch was deburred after being welded, no holes are visible...
There were cardboards inside to shield the metal from cluttering stuff inside the box:
The producer`s name was simply stamped inside the cover hatch, there are no further markings (Early boxes may have the WAa-stamp):
A late war metal package box, produced by Karl Baisch, Autokoffer - Fabrik, Stuttgart - Bad Cannstadt. Original preserved, but someone painted the original sandbeige colour over...
Note how the welding of the handle grip was done, very rough, as the worker had to hurry...
Most original boxes have a flat cover hatch inside, repro boxes often have screws or rivets or in some cases slots or pits where the handle grip is fixed (The rivets are OK on early boxes, but no screws)...
Here pictures of another box , even late war, but earlier, of Karl Baisch, note the differences even on a box by the same producer:
- There are two slots for the (older) box holders on the upper holder bar
- The handle grip is welded much tighter and becomes higher
- The hinge of the cover hatch was deburred after being welded, no holes are visible...
There were cardboards inside to shield the metal from cluttering stuff inside the box:
The producer`s name was simply stamped inside the cover hatch, there are no further markings (Early boxes may have the WAa-stamp):
DKW F 102 1965
DKW NZ 350-1 1945
DKW KL C100/C1 Funkwuerfel 1943
DKW GG400 Funkwuerfel
DKW NZ 350-1 1945
DKW KL C100/C1 Funkwuerfel 1943
DKW GG400 Funkwuerfel
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Here some more;
For the ones who didn't want to pay so much money;
Oldtimergarage sells good reproductions aswell the common, the leather and the short types for 99,- euro a piece.
Hier einige Bilder von eine Spaete (lange) Packtasche, achte auf die geanderte verschluesse und spaete Gruene lackierung.
For the ones who didn't want to pay so much money;
Oldtimergarage sells good reproductions aswell the common, the leather and the short types for 99,- euro a piece.
Hier einige Bilder von eine Spaete (lange) Packtasche, achte auf die geanderte verschluesse und spaete Gruene lackierung.
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Re: The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
Pictures from a very un-usual package-box,
who can tell more about this?
who can tell more about this?
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Re: The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
Hello,
another unusual 'packtasche' ; this one was for sale on a Military Fair a year ago. (The black part is a rubber bumper for the lock.)
Best regards,
Panama
another unusual 'packtasche' ; this one was for sale on a Military Fair a year ago. (The black part is a rubber bumper for the lock.)
Best regards,
Panama
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Re: The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
Hello Panama,
Do you have more pictures from this 'Packtasche' ?
The back and inside would be interesting to.
Regards,
Martin
Do you have more pictures from this 'Packtasche' ?
The back and inside would be interesting to.
Regards,
Martin
Re: The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
martdapp wrote:Hello Panama,
Do you have more pictures from this 'Packtasche' ?
The back and inside would be interesting to.
Regards,
Martin
Sorry Martin , i did'nt store no more pictures from this toolbox.. It was sold last year in La Gleize
Kind regards,
Panama
Re: The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
Hello,Panama wrote:Hello,
another unusual 'packtasche' ; this one was for sale on a Military Fair a year ago. (The black part is a rubber bumper for the lock.)
Best regards,
Panama
just found this at Ebay.de: the same "packtaschen (x2) on this NSU OSL
http://www.ebay.de/itm/NSU-351-OSL-1938 ... 8501&rt=nc
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Panama
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Re: The "Packtaschen" (Package Boxes) Thread
so here the picture. Looks like the case is still in original color.
Martin
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