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Germany, Imperial. A First World War Infantry Assault Stein Hold importantly

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accompanied by its original paper wrapper and a warranty tag by Carl Poellath

placed on a field-grey wool backing

and fought in the Battle of Santa Cruz on October

Footnote: James Peacock was born around 1883 in Kilmarnock

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Infantry Assault Stein Hold importantly(Infanterie im Angriff Bierkrug). A well preserved First World War commemorative stein, constructed of glazed off white earthenware, the exterior bearing a finely detailed and hand painted scene of a group of Pickelhaube clad German soldiers overrunning a pair of entrenched French soldiers, waved on by an Officer wielding a sword, within an oak leaf wreath wrapped in a ribbon presenting in a classic black, white, and red Imperial tricolour, above a

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