WORLD WAR 1 TRENCH ART 37mm AMMUNITION SHELL CASING WW1 FRANCE VERDUN COCKEREL

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You are bidding on a vintage piece of trench art from the Great War. This 37mm
ammunition shell casing is
decorated
with a figure of a French
cockerel
and an emblem with the word Verdun. It appears to have been manufactured at the Pouderis de Paris munitions factory.
This item is from the estate of a NAVY veteran of WW 2 and the Korea conflict who collected military art items. You will receive as shown in the photos.
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Please be sure you want this collectible militaria item before you bid.