A First War German Hindenburg Matchbox Cover Buy Now He attributed the acquisition of

He attributed the acquisition of his illness to the United States Army Air Corps accidentally bombing his unit at Caen

England and admitted to the Empire Hospital

gilt wear on the reverse of the Hanseatic Cross

maker marked RZM 15

facing charges in relations to his state of drunkenness

A First War German Hindenburg Matchbox Cover Buy Now He attributed the acquisition ofA First War (Imperial) German matchbox cover; depicting a portrait of Paul von Hindenburg on both sides of the cover; constructed of stamped brass; consisting of three sides, slightly bent to pinch the matchbox, thereby holding it in place; the four side is left open to strike the match on the igniter strip; measuring 60 mm x 39 mm; overall better than very fine condition. Footnote: Prior to the invention of the safety match, the production of matches