Germany, Imperial. A First World War Infantry Assault Stein certificate_of_authenticity placed on command to "E"

placed on command to "E" Wing on the 28th and returned from command on October 18th

arriving at Liverpool on the 9th

Footnote: The Cross was instituted on December 26

The underside of the skirt on the reverse is stamped “5005” and “SE64” for “Sächsische Emaillier und Stanzwerke”

The shoulder are adorned with boards constructed of cardboard-reinforced red wool bases

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Infantry Assault Stein certificate_of_authenticity placed on command to "E"(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