Cosmin Vasile
Junior Numismatic, Antiques & Militaria Appraisal Office
295. Skoda Mortar Model, 350 mm caliber, equipped by the Austro-Hungarian army, from the First World War period, office piece
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295. Skoda Mortar Model, 350 mm caliber, equipped by the Austro-Hungarian army, from the First World War period, office piece
Not sold
Selling price
EUR 675
common patinated metal, red marble base, 32 x 12 x 25 cm
After the end of the First World War, such memorial artifacts became very popular. The origins are linked to what we generally call trench art, that is, objects made by soldiers on the front, during periods of calm between battles, from scraps and component parts of weapons, shells, projectiles, etc.
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