For sale is an exceptional and historically significant silver-plated photo box from World War II, measuring 5.5 x 6 cm. This unique piece holds an original photograph of a German Gefreiter alongside his fiancée or wife, offering a deeply personal glimpse into the life of a soldier.
- linked to the 122nd Infantry Regiment, which fought its final battles in the Courland Pocket. - "FRA" – possibly the soldier's or recipient's initials, adding a personal touch. - "INF RGT 122" – a direct connection to the regiment's history. - an eye-catching and historically relevant design. - the clasp and hinges remain intact and operate smoothly.
- maker LW: Lutz & Weiß GmbH - Pforzheim
This photo box is a rare and tangible connection to the past, ideal for collectors of World War II memorabilia, military history enthusiasts, or those looking for a unique and meaningful artifact.
