Dutch Post War 1L Aluminum Canteens
Lightweight, metal, awesome.
These canteens were adopted after WW2 by the Netherlands. They are mostly a copy of the US M1910, but with some small changes. The cap has a plastic shell, so if you are putting this over a fire, do be wary that the cap could melt. These canteens are mostly from the 1950s, so they will have some dents but are all in working order.
Note: As these are used, before you drink from them, give them a good clean with hot water, bleach and soap.
Lightweight, metal, awesome.
These canteens were adopted after WW2 by the Netherlands. They are mostly a copy of the US M1910, but with some small changes. The cap has a plastic shell, so if you are putting this over a fire, do be wary that the cap could melt. These canteens are mostly from the 1950s, so they will have some dents but are all in working order.
Note: As these are used, before you drink from them, give them a good clean with hot water, bleach and soap.
Lightweight, metal, awesome.
These canteens were adopted after WW2 by the Netherlands. They are mostly a copy of the US M1910, but with some small changes. The cap has a plastic shell, so if you are putting this over a fire, do be wary that the cap could melt. These canteens are mostly from the 1950s, so they will have some dents but are all in working order.
Note: As these are used, before you drink from them, give them a good clean with hot water, bleach and soap.
