A 19th Century Canteen, from the 1860s. Green Wool Cover with Black Strap.

Here's the whole uniform.  

could be but I'm not a SME on DDR insignia based on the picture 

Yes, I've seen those badges. I've kinda been building my HJ collection based around the idea of "what stuff did he average HJ boy have?". I still need need to get a district triangle patch or two. Maybe some more tinnies.

I like the standard grey M43 cap with the Luftwaffe eagle on the front.  Sometimes we see these Flackhelfer kids wearing the HJ diamond on the front peak of their Model 1943 cap.     Here is something you can be on the lookout for.  This is an HJ Honor badge award with the wide gilt edging.  Notice it is RZM marked and serial numbered on the back.  I picked this up as a "freebee" on a tunic that I bought at SOS years ago.     You are collecting some nice goodies.    

Looks like a parts dagger made up of bits and pieces to me.  Certainly not German.  

Hi Otter42,   That's an intriguing pin. My guess is that it is Lithuanian as well. I certainly wouldn't bet against it. But the white - red - white shield has me wondering if there is a Belarusian connection. Here's an image showing what I mean:   Military and Diplomatic Mission of the Belarusian Democratic Republic in Riga https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belarusian_People's_Republic   Either way, I think it's quite interesting.  

I've got nothing...I like the carved grip, and shape of the blade, scabbard etc.  The one cross-guard looks crudely repaired. Seems real whatever it is, but I can't find anything that looks like that. Not even close. How much is it?  If cheap enough, I would take a chance.

So they are for officers?

NOTHING!?!? Come on...

Thank your for clarifying! And thanks for the pictures of your bayonet. It is gorgeous!

East German (DDR) border guard (collar tabs green) officer’s tunic