Original German WWI Trench Oil Lantern found in Belgium Snider Rifle Parts The face is maker marked

The face is maker marked below center:

It flew two artillery surveillance flights to help adjust the artillery barrage on enemy forces for the 90th Division

70th Infantry Division patch on left shoulder

one-piece dark walnut grips are in good condition and are complete with military inspector’s cartouches faintly visible on left side

so we urge you to satisfy yourself that you are doing the right thing because with all the good will in the world there are always people out there who want to rain on your parade often just because "they" have never seen anything like it before

Original German WWI Trench Oil Lantern found in Belgium Snider Rifle Parts The face is maker markedOriginal Item. Only One Available. Purchased together with a WW1 Collection from Belgium and imported to New Jersey. Apparently this is a classic design Germany Trench lamp from the WW1 period made of sheet steel in a lighthouse shape. One of the four glass panels is now absent but the burner and wick are all intact and this may even function today as it did 100 years ago. The height adjustment for the wick is definitely still functional No visible