siemens: 20B;

In wooden box Siemens 20B stamped inscription "H...antum". I ask those who read all the word and give the answer. Photo is applied to another photos.

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I am pretty sure the word is "Heereseigentum" = property of Army.

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Dear Konrad Birkner

Thank you for your reply, but sorry there is a sekond guestion: Siemens20B does not military

King regards

Oleksii Korniienko.

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Heereseigentum does not mean military stuff. It was for use in the army somewhere, e.g. in the barracks, in a mess or in an office etc.

It was marked as being property of the army. Not as military material. Same markings are seen on furniture or craftmans tools.  hats all.

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Same with British Army too. Stuff today might even have an "asset" tag. Even a kettle or an office stapler. Lots of stuff is bought that is not a Military version. Though sometimes they might pay sillly prices, but that's another story.

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