Germany, Wehrmacht. A Trench Art Model Spitfire Hand-Carved by a German POW visually-hidden five-colour Olympic rings embroidered in

five-colour Olympic rings embroidered in one corner

Kellogg's Pep Cereal Badge (printed insignia under celluloid

Instituted 6 September 1913 by King Albert of Saxony

specifically on September 25

The First War ID booklet measures 88x139mm

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Trench Art Model Spitfire Hand-Carved by a German POW visually-hidden five-colour Olympic rings embroidered in(Modellflugzeug). An interesting trench art model Supermarine Spitfire, constructed of multiple pieces of hand carved and lacquered dark brown wood, with components riveted or glued together, consisting of a faithful scale model of an early two propeller aircraft, affixed to a pedestal with a single metal rivet, unmarked and measuring 24 cm in total height, the plane detaches from the pedestal and sits in a diving position when attached, a super