WW1 Brass Trench Art Knife Vintage and Collectible Object and thick-walled glasses

and thick-walled glasses

and Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa

originally produced in England during the 1950s by the firm Sydney S

burnishing and dung firing (loosely covered with discarded vehicle number plates) immediately struck Robyn as a perfect methodology for her intended activities on that Northland farm

WW1 Brass Trench Art Knife Vintage and Collectible Object and thick-walled glassesThis world war 1 brass letter opener handle is made from a 14 mm bullet. There is a small crown applique on the bullet handle. On the bottom of the bullet is engraved with ART. D 15 S. S A. V 3 The blade is soldered to the handle and has a deep curve with an ornamental cut out in the center with the inscription, YPRES. Dimensions: approx 190mm Long x 14mm to 30mm wide