I have no idea where this would go but it is TR

[Ron C.]

I got this while I was in Germany with the 8th ID at one of the flea markets I used to go to every weekend.

It was supposed to be a morale booster I am sure. Would there be any collecters for something like this, and what would it be worth? Sorry for the bad pictures. I think I have the only one on the block, and probably in my town.

Ron

[Gerdan]

They are still in use today. These types "instruments" are timeless.

https://www.google.de/search?q=ausst...h=638&dpr=1.33

Gerdan

[Ron C.]

They are still in use today. These types "instruments" are timeless.

https://www.google.de/search?q=ausst...h=638&dpr=1.33

Gerdan

I also found several old candy molds there when an old factory either quit or replaced all of the ones they had. I sold them like crazy to other GI families there, and still sent a bunch home. People keep trying to get the ones I have left off me. Old wall mounted coffee grinders as well. These were the only cookie cutters I found in the box.......not as interesting to people so just a novelty.

Thanks,
Ron

[dragnet]

Super item, a bit of social history which i really dig

[Jurgen E]

Hi Ron,
Yes it is TR related. Most collectors do not care about these kind of itmes. But I like this very much. Nice to have. Jurgen