A First War German “Gott Mit Uns” War Captured Matchbox Cover With Matchbox Archive 17 inches in length
Description
17 inches in length
Waring was discharged upon demobilization at No
a torch in the left foreground of the illustration with the heading to the right of the torch in red
Footnote: Benjamin Halstead was born in Burnley
A First War German “Gott Mit Uns” War Captured Matchbox Cover With Matchbox Archive 17 inches in lengthA First War (Imperial) Gott Mit Uns (God with Us) war captured matchbox cover; constructed of pressed brass; depicting the centerpiece of a First War German belt buckle; uniquely stamped with Like Hell He Was in response to the motto on the belt buckle centerpiece; with France 1918 1919 scratched into the side of the cover; consisting of three sides slightly bent to pinch the matchbox and thereby hold it in place; the fourth side is left open to
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