Original German WWI Bavarian Trench Art Biscuit Tin U.S. Navy Fearing for the lives of

Fearing for the lives of his crew Bainbridge surrendered but before doing so he destroyed all his munitions and codebooks

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The Douglas company began delivering the production model A-26B to the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) in August 1943 with the new bomber first seeing action with the Fifth Air Force in the Southwest Pacific theater on 23 June 1944

The beginning of WW I effectively ended the production of regimental steins as labor and materials were diverted to the war

Original German WWI Bavarian Trench Art Biscuit Tin U.S. Navy Fearing for the lives ofOriginal Item: One of a kind. This is a period authentic World War One German biscuit tin manufactured by KREAMER who was a well known prolific maker of kitchen equipment and tins. The tin measures 6 tall and 6 wide, and the top opens closes properly. The tin has been painted in the motif of an Iron Cross and it dated 1914, it also bears the Bavarian blue white shield. No doubt the work of a bored soldier in the trenches during. Overall condition is