WW2 German Beer Steins authenticity?

[HPL2008]

Complete abominations.

[Erich S]

Pure junk.

[EricLski]

Thanks guys, I had a feeling, just wanted to pass it by the experts. They will sit on the back of the shelve and gather dust for many years. Until my kids realize their nothing special...I appreciate the input.

[MAP]

Thanks guys, I had a feeling, just wanted to pass it by the experts. They will sit on the back of the shelve and gather dust for many years. Until my kids realize their nothing special...I appreciate the input.

Or....you can use them for their intended purpose! Fill them with cold bier and get your moneys worth!

And now that you are "out of the shadows", stick around. Lots of knowledge and fun here.

[CBH]

[QUOTE=MAP;1746288]Or....you can use them for their intended purpose! Fill them with cold bier and get your moneys worth!


You should be careful some glazes used on cheap pottery contain lead or other toxic compounds so I wouldn't drink from them.

PS put a note inside for your kids so they won't get their hopes up! happy collecting

[MAP]

You should be careful some glazes used on cheap pottery contain lead or other toxic compounds so I wouldn't drink from them.

PS put a note inside for your kids so they won't get their hopes up! happy collecting

I'm sure the makers of this stein went to great pains to produce a product of the highest quality.....

[CBH]

True the RZM wouldn't make Junk! lol

[Anderson]

Looks like a relic of the 1970's to me. Pop-Nazi chic.

[Rossi]

Bring on the Beers....

[Horst]

Take your pick-