Germany, Luftwaffe. A Trench Art Propeller Cockpit Clock, by Kienzle Auction Archive 1935) in silvered metal (magnetic)

1935) in silvered metal (magnetic)

stamp for “Dittishausen über Donaueschingen” in blue ink

Finding that machine-gun fire was coming from a copse 1

where it is dyed in an autumn pattern with a mottle consisting of a medium brown base overlaid by irregular splotches of light and dark brown

situated within a blue enameled ring bearing an inscription of “GOTT MIT UNS” (“GOD WITH US”) with arabesques

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Trench Art Propeller Cockpit Clock, by Kienzle Auction Archive 1935) in silvered metal (magnetic)(Grabenkunst Borduhr). An interesting trench art clock, consisting of a Luftwaffe Borduhr (cockpit clock), constructed of a non magnetic metal casing, with a black face featuring numerals 1 12 with second intervals, topped by a 60 second stopwatch, with hour and minute hands, retaining luminescent paint throughout, affixed to a lacquered wooden board carved to imitate a propeller, the edge reinforced with aluminum, affixed to a base constructed of