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WW2 Trench Art to a Lt/ Col

Article about: Hi all. Picked this up recently. Nice piece of Silver plated trench art, a shell case turned into an ashtray and I guess that once upon a time there was a lighter in the middle. The reason I

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    Hi all. Picked this up recently. Nice piece of Silver plated trench art, a shell case turned into an ashtray and I guess that once upon a time there was a lighter in the middle. The reason I brought this was for the inscription relating to a Lieutenant Colonel Olson on VE day and the REME Insignia on the other side. Overall, this is what I would consider to be an example of "higher echelon" trench art that will hopefully be researchable. Cheers.
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    Cool item and you don't see WWII examples very often and certainly not a named presentation piece.
    Regards,

    Jerry

    Whatever its just an opinion.

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    That's very Nice. How did you come across that piece?

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    I would say that the center well may have at one time had a cap on it and contained matches, rather than holding a lighter. Just a guess!
    William

    "Much that once was, is lost. For none now live who remember it."

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