Original British WWI Naval Trench Art Brass Buttonhole Vase marked to HMS Caledon at Heligoland Bight Antique Guns it was found in a

it was found in a safe an believed to be a genuine Colt Patterson

Massed between the Meuse and the western edge of the Argonne

A very rare collection of Published cartoons in the well known British National Newspaper "The Daily Mirror" by William Kerridge Haselden (1872-1953)

These are most likely to help keep the cap tight on the head

There is a similarly marked Trench Lantern in the Imperial War Museum

Original British WWI Naval Trench Art Brass Buttonhole Vase marked to HMS Caledon at Heligoland Bight Antique Guns it was found in aOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a relatively small empty brass Shell Casing marked with R (Broad Arrow) L across the top of the head stamp and I. V. across the bottom. The mouth of the shell casing has been turned out Blunderbuss style converting the item into a Vase for a man's Button Hole Bloom. There is also a small pin inside to secure the stem of the bloom to. The side of the case is engraved with: H. M. S. CALEDON HELIGOLAND BIGHT This