Original U.S. WWII Trench Art Bomb Ashtray with Ash Reserve Made with Cartridges & Camouflage Painted Russian Field Gear The OSS was responsible for

The OSS was responsible for training German and Austrian individuals for missions inside Germany

The original matching tins are unfortunately missing

This is a very nice WWII Issue "Packing box M1917" ammunition crate with a tinned steel liner for filled 5 round stripper clips of

The airline ceased air carrier operations in May 1982 because of high fuel prices

It looks like there was some oxidation and scuffing at some point

Original U.S. WWII Trench Art Bomb Ashtray with Ash Reserve Made with Cartridges & Camouflage Painted Russian Field Gear The OSS was responsible forOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is really one of the best trench art ashtrays we have ever come across. Purportedly coming from an 8th Air Force Base in England, this gorgeous piece is made from a practice bomb and several different types of Cartridges, which all have 1942 1943 dates. The best part of the ashtray is that tilting the top cartridge will dump the ash into a reservoir in the interior of the bomb, which can likely be emptied by