Germany, Wehrmacht. An Afrikakorps Trench Art Flask Archive rightward opening round wire catch

rightward opening round wire catch and dual downward-pointing stabilizing bars for secure attachment to a uniform

Halder was implicated in the assassination attempt on A

all worked together to drain the company of its assets

In the role of an Observer aboard a B-17 "Flying Fortress"

the reverse bearing a studio mark and handwritten address

Germany, Wehrmacht. An Afrikakorps Trench Art Flask Archive rightward opening round wire catch(Deutsches Afrikakorps Grabenkunst Flasche). Constructed of a hand hammered silvered alloy case, the obverse bearing a hand etched palm tree, topped by dates 1942 1943 and situated above a 1939 Iron Cross, circumscribed by a circular laurel leaf wreath joined together at the bottom by a banner bearing an inscription of DEUTSCHES AFRIKAKORPS, the upper left corner bearing a makers mark, topped by a screw top lid affixed to a retractable bar to lock