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873 - Small items belonging to a Belgian soldier. Small aluminum boxes with bayonet lids. Three were manufactured by A. Fonson in Brussels—and thus before 1914—and one by X. Buisset in Vilvoorde. Two bear serial numbers, and three are engraved in the style of trench craftsmanship. They could have held cigarettes, rolling tobacco, snuff, coffee, or chicory. Signs of wear and patina. Small personal items belonging to Belgian soldiers. Small aluminum tins with bayonet-style lids. Three were made by A. Fonson in Brussels—and thus before 1914—and one by X. Buisset in Vilvoorde. Two bear service numbers, and three feature trench-art engraving. They could have held cigarettes, rolling or snuff tobacco, coffee, or chicory. Signs of use and patina.
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Small items belonging to a Belgian soldier. Small aluminum boxes with bayonet lids. Three were manufactured by A. Fonson in Brussels—and thus before 1914—and one by X. Buisset in Vilvoorde. Two bear serial numbers, and three are engraved in the style of trench craftsmanship. They could have held cigarettes, rolling tobacco, snuff, coffee, or chicory. Signs of wear and patina. Small personal items belonging to Belgian soldiers. Small aluminum tins with bayonet-style lids. Three were made by A. Fonson in Brussels—and thus before 1914—and one by X. Buisset in Vilvoorde. Two bear service numbers, and three feature trench-art engraving. They could have held cigarettes, rolling or snuff tobacco, coffee, or chicory. Signs of use and patina.
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Militaria: The Royal Belgian Army Through HistoryAuction house
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