Reproduction of WWII-era sewing thread on a period-style paper spool. Each spool contains 20 meters of thread, marked 36/3 fach, indicating a three-ply thread of medium thickness, suitable for common field repairs of uniforms, equipment, or underwear.
This type of thread was standard in personal sewing kits (Nähetui) issued to Wehrmacht soldiers. Soldiers were often responsible for mending their own garments in camp or during downtime at the front. Sewing supplies were typically carried in their backpack, breadbag, or jacket pocket.
The paper bobbin features simple technical markings typical of 1940s German military or civilian packaging. Available in black and white – for use with dark field gear or light clothing and linens.
A practical and historically accurate addition for reenactment sewing kits, soldier gear displays, or exhibitions focusing on daily wartime life.
Additional parameters
| Category: | Personal items |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| ? Dimensions:: | 60x38mm |
Dan Valek
Trinity Copeland
