








Polish breadbag, surplus
Polish issue breadbags. Made of rough cotton or linen fabric.
- This product is unlikely to be restocked and will be hidden from our website once it's out of stock.
- Discontinued product.








Polish issue breadbags. Made of rough cotton or linen fabric.
Note: no shoulder strap included, unlike the pictures show.
A surprisingly large bag with belt loops, metal D-rings for a shoulder strap, carrying handle, and divided internal compartment. The flap folds to cover almost the whole front. The material is very coarse cotton, with cotton or nylon straps. All in all, this is crude in a nice kind of way and seems durable.
Thanks to attachments in the back, you can use these as panniers on a bicycle. Or if you're not an easy rider but like adventures and hardship, maybe even on a motorcycle. If you ride a Harley this bag will not be the first thing to fail on your journey.
Measurements about 26 x 27 x 10 cm.
Army surplus from Poland
Unissued military surplus, in almost new condition.
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Shawneen D. 02.12.2016 Verified purchase



WALTER F. 10.03.2017 Verified purchase



Sami K. 14.03.2017 Verified purchase
This is an all right satchel, especially once you rip out the inner divider for more space, but the bias tape used to finish the seams is shite - I wore out two bags in two years, just in ordinary street use (the bias tape wore through in several places). But if you're feeling the DIY bug, you could easily change worn tape for something that lasts.



Andrew M. 16.03.2017 Verified purchase



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David E. 13.05.2017 Verified purchase



Erik Z. 17.05.2017 Verified purchase


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Dear Commie,
I'm not sure, but it looks a lot like the Swiss military MO-05 bicycle, as seen on the wiki page on military bicycles. Even has the same taillight.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_bicycle#:~:text=A%20military%20bicycle%20is%20a,increased%20mobility%20on%20the%20battlefield.
Yes Alex is right. To be precise, it's an Ordonnanzrad 05 (as in 1905) and they're utter shit, with a dry weight of a whooping 22,5 kg. Fixed gear, stamp front brake (i.e. a pad that presses onto the riding surface of the front tire) and as already mentioned heavy as shit.
Steer clear unless you're some kind of masochistic fixie hipster.
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