Germany, Imperial. A First World War Infantry Assault Stein certificate_of_authenticity placed on command to "E"

placed on command to "E" Wing on the 28th and returned from command on October 18th

obverse illustrating the Colombian coat-of-arms in the centre

maker marked “M SS 40” on the reverse of the buckle

arriving at Liverpool on the 9th

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Infantry Assault Stein certificate_of_authenticity placed on command to "E"(Infanterie im Angriff Bierkrug). A well preserved First World War commemorative stein, constructed of glazed off white earthenware, the exterior bearing a finely detailed and hand painted scene of a group of Pickelhaube clad German soldiers overrunning a pair of entrenched French soldiers, waved on by an Officer wielding a sword, within an oak leaf wreath wrapped in a ribbon presenting in a classic black, white, and red Imperial tricolour, above a