A Second War German Bier Stein In Remembrance Of The Siegfried Line (West Wall) Auction Archive Two articles printed in the

Two articles printed in the Toronto Star form the basis of the first version

Benedict of Avis and who died in 1321

measuring 40 mm x 29 mm

mounted on a full length of “War ribbon”

Fegelein faced court-martial charges after he and his unit in 1940 had been caught stealing money and luxury goods for transportation back to Germany

A Second War German Bier Stein In Remembrance Of The Siegfried Line (West Wall) Auction Archive Two articles printed in theA half liter clay Bier Stein in remembrance of the Siegfried Line; Zur Erinnerung an die Westwallzeit on mug depicting concrete bunkers, a river, and a german Hcklerlinie (Dragon Teeth) of anti tank traps; 97 mm diameter, 125 mm tall; Germany and maker markings present on bottom of mug but illegible; light cracking on bottom of mug and cracking of enamel coating inside of mug; overall fine condition. Footnote: The Westwall is a german term for a