Equipment produced with captured materials

[4th division]

First time I see this particular configuration. More pictures: https://fjm44.com/articles/y-straps-...itish-webbing/

Best Regards,

Frederik

[Fsoq]

These Y straps have been found yesterday in the belgian Ardennes. Probably from the battle of the bulges. Back strap is obviously made from british webbing.

[Francisco V.]

Found this photo in internet of a workshop in Lodz (Litzmannstadt). Workers seems to be riveting metal hardware or maybe disassembly them for recycling? pincers on the bench are more suitable for removing than applying.
The bunches at the background careless stacked, does not suggest finished stuff but collected discontinued or damaged equipment.
Does anybody identify what gear is it? Rucksacks or similar?

[anmarlodz]

Originally Posted by Francisco V.

Found this photo in internet of a workshop in Lodz (Litzmannstadt). Workers seems to be riveting metal hardware or maybe disassembly them for recycling? pincers on the bench are more suitable for removing than applying.
The bunches at the background careless stacked, does not suggest finished stuff but collected discontinued or damaged equipment.
Does anybody identify what gear is it? Rucksacks or similar?

I actualy as far as I see in the background , there are pioniers backpacks and pioniers side pouches , so this one part of final process of making german army equipment from captured and reissued british equipment.