Cavalry Doctor's Leather Saddlebag & Medical Contents

A nice, original, and highly scarce World War II German Cavalry Doctor's Medical Saddlebag (Sanitätssatteltasche für Kavallerieärzte), complete with a selection of original period medical contents. Manufactured from heavy-duty, premium quality bridle leather, this specialized saddlebag features a prominent oval manufacturer's hallmark from the renowned firm Karl Boll on the front. Cavalry medical gear is difficult to encounter today, especially with an untouched interior layout. This set is complete with three original wartime medical dressings, including a large professional cotton roll and a 1940-dated field bandage, making it an excellent display-ready piece for advanced Wehrmacht equipment collectors.

This Item
The saddlebag is in nice, completely functional condition, showing honest period usage and a rich, deep leather patina.
The Exterior: The heavy leather remains strong and supple. The central front lock mechanism is fully operational and is stamped with the period manufacturer's logo depicting an "S" inside a horseshoe (Schlieper). The right side retains its original closure strap and buckle. Please note that the left side is missing the rectangular metal pass-through loop and its corresponding small strap. The top features a fully functional, sturdy leather carrying handle, and both original mounting/suspension rings are present on the reverse side (no shoulder strap included). A prominent, large military inspection stamp (eagle/Abnahmestempel) is clearly visible.
The Interior: Exceptional and 100% complete. All original compartments, fabric dividers, retaining ribbons, and interior leather closing straps with buckles remain intact and undamaged. The Contents: Includes three original period medical items:

A large, intact roll of antiseptic cotton wool (Verbandwatte) treated according to the method of Prof. Dr. von Bruns, measuring approximately 15 x 7 cm (bearing contract code E 243).
A sterile field dressing pocket pack (Verbandpäckchen keimfrei) measuring 7 x 6 cm, cleanly stamped with the initials "JK".
A grey wartime German military bandage manufactured in 1940 by the prominent firm Lohmann K.G. from Fahr am Rhein.