WW1 Trench Art Brass Shell Case Vase fuze a scroll with the corps'

a scroll with the corps' name is prominently displayed

30 USA (30-40 Krag) inert cartridge manufactured by Remington-Union Metallic Cartridge Company (REM-UMC) during the early twentieth century

"Into the Minefields: British Destroyers Mine Sweeping 1916-1980" by Maurice Cocker provides a detailed and authoritative account of the role played by British destroyers in mine sweeping operations across nearly a century of naval history

located at Hirtenberg

British War Medal Victory Medal

WW1 Trench Art Brass Shell Case Vase fuze a scroll with the corps'This WWI trench art brass shell case vase is a striking example of craftsmanship born from the battlefields of the First World War. Fashioned from an empty brass shell casing, it showcases the creativity and skill of soldiers or artisans who transformed remnants of war into beautiful, functional works of art. Often adorned with intricate hand engraved patterns, floral motifs, or military insignia, each piece is unique and tells its own story. Polished