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20-106 GA PRESENTATION SILVER DESK NOTE BOOK AND PAPER PAD TO PRINZ ALFONS OF BAVARIA. Often we feel like Prinz Alfons is an "old friend" of ours. Over time we have been pleased to offer a number of his personal items on our pages. Among these items have been his General der Kavallerie pickelhaube complete with the dress parade feathers, as well as the storage boxes for his helmet and the parade feathers. We have also had a few offbeat items, such as one of his ultra-well-made, high-quality, leather valises, which came from a luggage merchant in Switzerland. We currently are offering a complete uniform grouping {click here to see the uniform grouping}, a sword {click here to see the sword}, and an urkunde {click here to see the urkunde} that once belonged to him. Alfons was born on 24 January 1862 and died on 8 January 1933. Although he was a general in the Bavarian cavalry, he was not a true front-line commander, as were some members of German royalty. He was actually better-known in the field of science and mathematics. He was honored in 1905 by being named the Regimental Chef and patron of 7. Chevaulegers-Regiment Prinz Alfons. This was a great tribute to him by the Prinz Regent and the War Ministry. Today we are offering a superb, high-grade silver note book and pad that was presented to him on the occasion of his 70^th birthday. This would have been 24 January 1932, which was a little less than a year before he passed away. This magnificent desk piece was presented to him by the officers, medical staff and veterinarians of "his" regiment. The case, which measures 6 3/8" x 4 1/4," is engraved at the case top with his Royal Cypher. Below reads the following dedication: "Ihrem Durchlauchitigsten Regimentsinhaber ZUM 70. Geburtstage In Alter Unwandelbarer Treue Und Verehrung Die Offiziere, Sanitäts, Und Veterinäroffiziere Des K.B. Chevaulegers - Regiments "Prinz Alfons." This piece is both jeweler and .925 silver hallmarked. Opening up the cover of the note pad, we see that virtually the entire pad of original paper is in place! I do not know the circumstances of Alfons’ health at the time. It is entirely possible that with less than one more year to live, he had little occasion to use this magnificent presentation piece. As one would expect, the caliber of this piece is stunning. Even nearly fifteen years after the war’s end [the monarchy’s end as well(!)], Alfons’ former officers still respected him enough to want to buy the best. Until you claim this item, it will reside on my desk. I can tell you that it looks splendid sitting near my computer monitor. I am sure it would look equally as appealing next to yours. Perhaps you can find some refills for the paper pads, and YOU can work like a Prince! $1,550.00. . .

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24-37 TWO KAISERS DESK PIECE. This is a very fine desk piece that features Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany and Kaiser Franz Josef of Austria. The base of the desk piece is a substantial (and heavy) black marble. It measures 3 ½" x 3 3/8". The circular inset features the two Kaisers in profile. Wilhelm II is in front, wearing a full parade Garde du Corps helmet with a Hohenzollern Eagle mounted at the top. This brass-toned inset measures 2 7/8" in diameter. This is of very high quality and in excellent condition. $275.00

 

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13-394 NAVY SEE BATTALION DESK PIECE. This piece was acquired along with the document holder and photographs described below. The man’s name is Baumeister. He served with See Battalion Nr III in China early in the 20^th Century. The desk piece consists of a wooden plaque measuring 8 7/8" x 9." Affixed to the wooden plaque are several metal implements significant to a man serving in the See Battalion. A crossed pair of oars lean up against a pike. Spread out in front of the oars are a number of tools (pick, shovel, etc.). In the middle of the tools is a fouled anchor. Directly above the anchor and below the oars is an officer’s cap kokarde. This is a touching display to the man’s service. While offered separately, $450.00.
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24-36 GA KRIEGSFLAGGE LETTER OPENER. This is a unique letter opener, which combines a silvered blade with a black handle. It features a kriegsflagge mounted on a flag pole that is whipping in the wind. The letter opener is of very high quality and measures 9 1/8" in overall length. There is some lifting of the silver surface of the blade on the side opposite the kriegsflagge handle. $175.00.

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24-76 PERSONALIZED INK STAMP. This is another of the personalized ink stamps we recently bought. The use of stamps like this was quite fashionable in Germany before WW I. On first examination this example looks like a mini whisk! It appears to be made of brass. The handle looks like the portion of a whisk that beats one’s eggs in the bowl. The stamp head bears what appear to be the initials "WC" or "WA." The stamp itself stands 2 7/8" tall, while the base with the initials measures ½" x 5/8." $30.00. . .

 

 

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24-73 PERSONALIZED NAVY INITIAL STAMP. Wood handled metal stamps were very popular during the Imperial German period. These were the forerunners of rubber stamps and allowed the individual to stamp his initials, cypher, etc. on letters, etc. by using an ink pad. Even today you can use these on paper. This example has a person’s name and an anchor etched in reverse on the metal stamping portion. Attached is a wooden handle. These are fun to use, display, or have on your desk. $55.00 . . .

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34-04 PERSONALIZED SEAL. Seals of this nature were very popular in Germany during the Imperial Period. One would melt some wax, drop it on the flap of an envelope, and then impress the seal on it. This would serve to secure the envelope’s contents, and to identify the sender. This example has twin initials intertwined within an oval frame of leaves. It has a wooden handle. $45.00

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34-05 PERSONALIZED SEAL. Seals of this nature were very popular in Germany during the Imperial Period. One would melt some wax, drop it on the flap of an envelope, and then impress the seal on it. This would serve to secure the envelope’s contents, and to identify the sender. This example features a name in German script. It has a wooden handle. $45.00

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34-01 METAL STAMP FOR MARKING SEALING WAX. This is a metal stamp which would have been used for sealing a wax seal on a letter. These were very popular during the Imperial German period. Even the most modest of houses might have had one of these present. This example has a dimpled brass exterior. At the base are two initials A & K. These are impressive-looking as desk accessories even if they are never used. $40.00

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34-02 METAL STAMP FOR MARKING SEALING WAX. This is a metal stamp which would have been used for sealing a wax seal on a letter. These were very popular during the Imperial German period. Even the most modest of houses might have had one of these present. This example has a straight, four-sided, brass exterior. At the base are three initials which are either AAA or AVA. These are impressive-looking as desk accessories even if they are never used. $40.00

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24-56 TRENCH ART DESK PIECE. Desk pieces were very popular during the Imperial German period. This desk piece is of the "trench art" variety. These were very popular. They were made from items that one might have found on a battle field. The base of this desk piece measures 5 3/4" x 4 3/8" and is made of brass. Mounted on an inner base, which is pebbled, is an assortment of used and unused rifle projectiles. Some are twisted. It makes for an fascinating display. $125.00 . . .

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24-29 MINIATURE OF A SAXON OFFICER JÄGER SHAKO. This is a companion piece to the Saxon Officer Artillery Kugelhelm that is described above. This is a shako for an officer in a Saxon Jäger battalion. It is complete with the dress plume. It measures 1 ½" long, 1 ½" wide, and 1 3/8" tall. It has two balled feet. The shako rests on a wreath of laurel leaves. $395.00

 

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07-100 MINIATURE OF THE SWORD OF OTTO von BISMARCK. This is a miniature of the sword carried by the "Iron Chancellor," Otto von Bismarck. If you look closely, you will see his family’s coat-of-arms. The blade is plain. Overall, this sword, which measures 7 1/2" in length, is in fine condition. This would make a super desk piece. Or as the original owner may have done, you can open letters with it. $150.00.

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07-62 MINIATURE LION'S HEAD SWORD. Miniature swords were very popular with the officers of Imperial Germany. They were used as desk pieces and even as letter openers. This example is a miniature of a lion’s head officer’s sword. I t comes complete with a metal scabbard. It is 8 3/8" long. The blade is fullered and not engraved. $175.00. . .

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07-42 MINIATURE KAISERLICHE MARINE OFFICERS SWORD. A very high quality example of the miniature Navy Officers Sword. It features a Lionhead and has the fouled anchor and crown of the Navy. Plain blade and the scabbard has about 50% of its paint which replicates the leather of the full size example. This would make a very nice desk item or perhaps even a letter opener. $375.00

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24-34 LIONSHEAD SWORD LETTER OPENER. This letter opener is in the form of an officer’s lionshead sword. It is complete with a metal portopee. The blade is unengraved and quite shiny. It is in very attractive condition.
$175.00

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24-30 GA 50 YEAR ULANEN DISPLAY. I was really taken by this piece when I first saw it. It is a small, framed shadow box that measures 7" x 5 3/4." It has an easel on the reverse to prop it up for display. Inside the shadow box we see a finely executed gilt plate that itself measures 2" 3 ½." It recognizes the long service of a trooper or former trooper who served in Königl. Sachsen 2. Ulanen-Regiment Nr 18. This regiment was garrisoned in Leipzig and founded in 1867. At the very top of this plate we see, in profile, a tschapka that shows the wappen of the regiment. This plaque was awarded to a Bruno Kühn for 50 years of service. This length of service would have taken him back to 1884, when he first entered the regiment. The date of the award was 11 November 1934. This would have been the 16^th anniversary of the end of WW I. This entire presentation is first class. It would be an interesting item for a cavalry collector or for the collector who just wants something different. The easel on the reverse is a little loose, so please be gentle with it. $295.00

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24-27 BULLET TIPS AND A BRASS SHELL MADE INTO A LIGHTER/DESK PIECE. This most interesting desk piece actually fits into two genres. First it definitely fits into the area of desk pieces that were VERY popular during the Imperial period and especially during the war. But it would also fit into the area of trench art. Whether it was made in the trenches at the front or in a hospital while a man was recovering from wounds, it definitely fits the type and general description of those items that were considered trench art. Its primary makeup comes from articles that one would easily find at the front. We start with a square brass base that measures 3" x 3". Through the four corners extend the tips or projectile portion of four bullets. As we look underneath at the base, we can see where the brass shell casings have been shortened and fluted to make four "feet" for this arrangement to stand on with steadily. Attached to the top of the base is a partial larger shell casing that I would estimate to be a 20mm shell. Attached to the top of this are the lighter mechanicals. One can see the wheel that you would have turned to cause the flint to strike and ignite the fluid. The tip of another, larger bullet is at the very top of the larger shell casing. It is removed to reveal a wick, where the lighter would have ignited. If you ever did attempt to use this as a lighter (which I would not recommend due to its age), some time would need to be spent rehabilitating the mechanism, since it is frozen from age. What I really find interesting about this piece, aside from the time and thought that went into it, is the overall quality of its workmanship. Also, there is a small badge attached to the front of the shell casing that tells us that this was a Christmas gift for 1916 in the field. This entire item has character of the like that we do not often see in professionally-made items. $175.00

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12-344 OVERSIZED 1914 IRON CROSS. I am not quite sure what was the use for this oversized Iron Cross, although it appears to be of a patriotic nature. Having said that, it is quite large, measuring 3" x 2 e." It is about the size of a Grand Cross. It is stamped and has a loop at the top where it could have been worn as a pendant. However, this is huge! It would have taken up a LOT of space under a lady’s neck. It is stamped and there is a wreath of leaves that connects the arms of the cross. It is more likely that it was used as a wall decoration. This is definitely a different kind of item! $175.00.

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20-75 ASHTRAY FEATURING OTTO von BISMARCK. This is a very handsome gilt-toned ashtray that measures 5 1/4" in diameter. The center of the ashtray has a profile view of the "Iron Chancellor," Otto von Bismarck. Below the profile of Bismarck is a shield with the family crest of von Bismarck, which lies on a bed of leaves. This is a pleasant looking piece. It could serve purposes on a desk other than that for which it was initially intended. $95.00

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24-09 DESK PIECE IN THE SHAPE OF A FIELD PACK. A unique desk piece, which features a silver-toned field pack mounted on a marble base. The base measures 4 7/8" x 3 ½" x 5/8". The field pack is actually very detailed, and has the man’s blanket and shoes attached! There is some light chipping in a couple of places on the marble base, but it is not detractive. This would look fine on a desk or a shelf. $160.00.

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24-05 PRUSSIAN SOLDIER SEAL WITH TWO INITIALS. As those of you who are frequent visitors to our pages are aware, I am constantly seeking the different or unusual item. Well, our October 2001 trip to Germany turned up this little gem that I would like to share with you. It is a seal that somebody (probably wealthy) would use to seal the flap of an envelope. Sealing wax was melted over the flap and would then be pressed with a seal that would leave the impression of the owner’s initials or other decoration. Some of the more elaborate seals for royalty would sport their cypher. This example has the original owner’s initials. What really makes this seal different is that it stands 4 1/4" tall, and is in the shape of a German soldier complete with field pack, pickelhaube, and Mauser rifle. The exterior of the seal is gold-toned. The detail to it is quite striking; you can even see the facial features of the soldier and his Kaiser Wilhelm-style mustache. Since the initials are intertwined, it is difficult for me to detect what they are. $675.00 . .

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24-51 BAVARIAN VETERANS FRAME. This is a really attractive photo frame that would have been used to honor a Bavarian soldier. The frame measures 6" x 7 ½ ." It is most likely made of zinc. The frame area features twin unfurled banners of Bavaria. The checkerboard area, which would have been blue and white, is in place with a crown over each banner. In the center at the top of the frame is a large cutout Wittelsbach Crown. At the very bottom of the frame is what appears to be a soldier’s pack with a pair of crossed rifles. Nestled between some leaves is a shako in profile, complete with field badge. While only half of the shako is actually showing, if you look closely enough you can see one of the two lions that would have appeared on a Bavarian headpiece. Jäger Battalions, Machine Gun Abteilungs, Eisenbahn-Battalions, Telegraphen-Battalions, Kraftfahr Battalions, Luftschiffer Battalions, and Flieger-Battalions all used the shako. So this frame could have been used to display a photo by any soldier in one of these units, or his loved ones back home. There is a place to slip in a CDV from the reverse. There is an easel-like prop on the reverse to securely hold up the frame. This would make an interesting display item. $195.00. .

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24-100 DESK PIECE MADE FROM A FUSE FROM AN ARTILLERY SHELL. This is a great memento which consists of a fuse from an artillery shell mounted to a marble base. The base measures 7" x 4 1/2" x 3/4". In the center of the base is the fuse and on it you can see all of the settings and calibrations which allow the setting of it prior to firing. All in all in very good condition and for you students of artillery it will look just great on your desk. $125.00

24-99 GLASS ASHTRAY FOR THE VÖLKERSCHLACHTDENKMAL IN LEIPZIG. This is a glass ashtray which commemorates the Völkerschlachtdenkmal in Leipzig. This is a massive monument which was dedicated in 1913 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Napoleonic wars. This was a major year in German history and there was much going on to honor German’s role in these wars. This monument is every bit as impressive today as it was nearly 100 years ago and Kaiser Wilhelm II and the King of Saxony were both there for its dedication, $30.00

24-35 IRON CROSS DESK PIECE. This is a most interesting and unique 1914 Iron Cross 2^nd Class desk piece. Somebody has taken a black piece of marble that measures 5" x 3 1/8". He then took an Imperial period, high-quality replication of a 1914 Iron Cross 2^nd Class. Then he affixed the cross to a ball that is tilted at about a 45 degree angle on the piece of marble. I had to look at the cross several times before I realized that it was not an actual cross. The grain of the paint is different and the reverse of the cross, while complete, is unpainted. There is a small piece of period ribbon that is sewn onto the loop of the cross. This is all attractively done. The Iron Cross is quite appealing on the base. $150.00

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24-70 GLASS PAPERWEIGHT FOR THE IRON CROSS 2^nd CLASS. This glass paperweight measures 2 5/8" x 4" x 5/8." It was once the property of an Eduard Helms, who served in Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Nr 5, 1. Kompagnie. A piece of glass is missing from the top section of the paperweight. The information about Helms has been glued to the bottom of the item. This paperweight could also serve as a small tray to hold paperclips, small coins, etc. $30.00 ..

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24-71 GLASS PAPERWEIGHT FOR THE WAR SERVICE CROSS 2^nd CLASS - BRAUNSCHWEIG. Over the years I have offered several of the highly popular (then and now) glass paperweights featuring the 1914 Iron Cross 2^nd Class. Today we are offering something a bit different, but in the same style: a paperweight featuring the War Service Cross 2^nd Class from the Duchy of Braunschweig. This glass paperweight measures 2 5/8" x 4" x 5/8.". It was once the property of an Eduard Helms (the same man who owned the 1914 Iron Cross 2^nd Class paperweight listed above)! He served in Garde-Grenadier-Regiment Nr 5, 1. Kompagnie. The information about Helms has been glued to the bottom of the item. This paperweight could also serve as a small tray to hold paperclips, small coins, etc. Buy the pair and receive a 10% discount. $75.00 . . .

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20-124 GLASS PAPERWEIGHT OF GENERALFELDMARSCHALL PAUL von HINDENBURG. This is a most interesting paperweight of Generalfeldmarschall Paul von Hindenburg. Hindenburg was arguably the most popular German commander with people on the home front. This paperweight measures 2 3/4" in diameter. A color likeness of Hindenburg wearing a feldgrau uniform with his PLM and a medal bar is mounted under domed glass. $55.00.

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24-15 INK BLOTTER MADE FROM A PROPELLER. This is a unique ink blotter that makes an interesting desk piece. The blotter is made of segments of wood from a propeller(I cannot say whether it is British, American, French, or German). The top of it has a hand-carved propeller that measures 5". The top unscrews to allow access to the bottom of the blotter. This way the blotting paper could be removed when it became too soiled. This would look great on your desk. $150.00

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24-43 SILESIAN EAGLE LEATHER DESK FOLIO. Desk folios were an important part of an officer’s desk. Members of the middle and upper classes in Germany also enjoyed having such items. These folios were generally the centerpiece of the desk. They helped the owner keep important papers or documents close at hand, where he could reach them at a moment’s notice. This oversized folio is made of hand tooled leather. It measures 15 ½" x 12." It has a large Silesian Eagle in the center. At the bottom is an inscription or family motto in what could be Latin: "ioida suisum." Inside there is a marbled effect interior which the owner could have written on. It is also possible the owner could have used this folio for travel purposes, and not just as a desk piece. It is in very good condition. It would look super on YOUR desk! $295.00.

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24-46 SMALL IRON CROSS FOLIO. This Iron Cross folio would work quite well on a desk for either a display or to hold some important documents. It measures 10" x 7 ½." It features an Iron Cross on the front, along with the saying: "Memories of 1914." There is a sticker inside showing it was originally sold as a fund-raising item for the Red Cross. This is in very good condition. $95.00

 

 

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10-381 TRENCH ART ASH TRAY. Collecting trench art is a very specialized and interesting area of WW I collecting. There are collectors who collect those types of items only and have very large and diverse collections. Trench art pieces which include artillery shells or bullets are always popular and this piece incorporates BOTH. These shells are set on a triangular base of cooper. It has three legs which are made from the bottoms of rifle casings which have been soldered to the base. In the center of the base is a cut down artillery shell which is some 4" tall. Mounted around the artillery shell are a total of eleven deactivated bullets which include both the brass casing and the projectile. I am no expert on ammunition but there are clearly three different types of shells which were used. Two types appear to have been used for rifles and the this variety appears to have been for a pistol or a revolver. A very impressive piece and would look great on a desk or a book case. $125.00

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18-57 INK WELL FROM THE BIEDERMAIER PERIOD. This is a unique ink well from the Biedermaier period, which was from approximately 1815-1858. The inkwell begins with a burled style of wood base. Mounted on the wood base are small metal "buttons." Attached to the base is a metal, saucer-like arrangement where spilled ink, pen nibs, paper clips, etc. might be placed. A small glass bottle for the ink is then attached to this area. The stopper for the ink bottle is of the same design as the base, with the inclusion of a floral motif. All is of very fine quality and condition. For you folks who enjoy using a fountain pen (as I do), this would be a great desk piece that could be filled with the ink of your choice. It would make a handsome addition to a desk without ink, as well. $195.00

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18-26 GA MINIATURE GLASS PICKELHAUBE FOR AN OFFICER IN A PRUSSIAN GARDE INFANTRY REGIMENT. This is a clear glass miniature of an Officers Pickelhaube in a Garde Infantry Regiment. The detail for the Pickelhaube has been painted on. It has silver chinscales, a silver front plate with a gold Garde Star. The helmet also has a metal base and spike. Some of the paint has chipped off in various places and I would also point out that there is a small chip in the rear visor. Still this piece is bargain priced and still would be an interesting piece for your desk or book case. $160.00

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10-353 MINIATURE PICKELHAUBE PRUSSIAN ARTILLERY OFFICER. This is a very interesting miniature Pickelhaube for a Prussian Artillery Officer. It features the Prussian head plate, round ball indicating an Artillery Regiment. It also has the chinscales of an Officer. What is really interesting about this piece is that it is painted glass and the colors black, gold, and silver. I can’t tell if the front visor was ever painted or not but clear glass is present there. The bulk of the rear visor is painted. The detail to this piece is of average not exceptional quality but it sure would make a neat desk piece! It is 2 ½" high, 2 3/4" in length, and 2" wide. $225.00

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365-99 DESK PIECE. Unusual piece which measures 6" x 4" has the fuze (Including driving bands) from an artillery shell and a deactivated small arms round. This round is larger than the round issued for the Mauser. It measures 3" in length and 3/4" in diameter at the bottom of the round. I would estimate it to be from 15-20MM. This may be a round used against tanks among other things. The base is steel and the entire arrangement is quite heavy. An impressive looking piece and while there is some light surface rust on the base, with a little TLC it would clean up quite nicely. $95.00

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24-80 CIGAR-CUTTER MADE FROM AN ARTILLERY SHELL. Are you a cigar smoker? This is a wonderful cigar-cutter made from a small-caliber artillery shell projectile. The cigar-cutter’s base is made of wood. The projectile stands 6 ½" tall on its base. Three driving bands wrap around the shell. Toward the top of the projectile a small hole has been machined or hand-cut, allowing the cigar end to be inserted. At the projectile’s top, a ball-like attachment is mounted to a plunger. When depressed, it snips off the cigar end, allowing it to be lit and smoked. The wood base displays some aging and scratches, but a high-grade furniture cleaner could easily restore it. This is something distinctive for your desk. If you ARE a cigar smoker, you’ll find it quite useful. $150.00

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24-82 METAL PATRIOTIC ASHTRAY. This is a distinctive patriotic ashtray. It features an eagle grasping the flags of Germany in its talons. The ashtray is painted in alternating bands of red, white, and black. It is 4 3/4" in diameter. The distinctiveness of this piece is that it is made of metal. As we examine the reverse, we see that the ashtray was produced by the Bavarian firm Bing. Bing was known as a toymaker. During WW I they produced many metal items for the military (cups, canteens, etc.). They even produced some pickelhauben early in the war. $135.00.

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