A First War "Soldier's Portrait" Commemorative Matchbox Cover certificate_of_authenticity The damage from the glancing

The damage from the glancing blow was minor

Fegelein was a known playboy and had many extramarital affairs

Friedländer

so this may be a prototype or a mid-War proposed production that never materialized

Naming is officially engraved on the edge of the CFD

A First War "Soldier's Portrait" Commemorative Matchbox Cover certificate_of_authenticity The damage from the glancingTwo piece construction, silvered tin, incorporating a repeating intricate hexagon pattern on the exterior, magnetic, a 27 mm diameter brass frame mounted in place in the centre of the front panel via three prongs, the frame housing a black and white photo, which has faded to a sepia toned look, illustrating a British infantryman from the waist up, wearing his uniform and helmet, 38. 7 mm x 59. 5 mm x 20. 2 mm, scattered silvering wear, near extremely