Stanzila Rectangular Bread Tin WWII It shows some signs of

It shows some signs of use and light wear from age

Marked Sterling on the back of the charm

one in red-brown color and one in light brown

Shorthand was fairly common during the war and is rather complicated

Stanzila Rectangular Bread Tin WWII It shows some signs ofGerman Stanzila aluminum bread tin in useable condition with some dents and wear. A good bread bag stuffer to keep your sandwich safe. This one is most likely postwar. These were an important part of everyday life for Germans, so it is no wonder they found their way to the front lines as well. Bread tins are frequently found by battlefield diggers across Europe and Russia. They were even being produced as early as WWI. This style bread tin is pictured