Germany, Imperial. A Unit-Attributed First World War Commemorative Glass Tankard Republic of He continued to service with

He continued to service with the Heer Reserves until records stop on 16 September 1941

1954 as the 2nd Battalion of The Nova Scotia Highlanders

the eagle is notably secured in place with factory-original hand stitching characteristic of the cap’s manufacturer

enhancing the event's patriotic role of cultivating a sense of nationhood

One constructed of a field-grey card stock binding with 52 paginated interior pages

Germany, Imperial. A Unit-Attributed First World War Commemorative Glass Tankard Republic of He continued to service with(Heer Bierkrug aus Glas). A fine and unit attributed First World War commemorative tankard, constructed of glass, the edges bearing etched and frosted imagery, with a protruding handle accommodating a pewter lid with a thumb piece and functional hinge, the lid bearing an engraved 1914 Iron Cross situated over a ribbed background, circumscribed by an inscription of DEUTSCHLANDS GRTE ZEIT 1914 1915 (GERMANYS GREATEST TIME 1914 1918), and situated above