Germany, Kriegsmarine. A POW-Made Bottle Opener/Stopper Figurine Set, Camp 30 in Bowmanville, Ontario GTRexclude extremely fine: WWI award to

extremely fine: WWI award to Vizefeldwebel Rudolf STAPF

After six months training

constructed of cream-coloured paper and bearing Franco’s library dedication and personal coat of arms in embossed gilt

representing Meister (Senior NCO) held in place by silver gilt pebbled buttons

measuring 104 mm x 31 mm

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A POW-Made Bottle Opener/Stopper Figurine Set, Camp 30 in Bowmanville, Ontario GTRexclude extremely fine: WWI award toA one of a kind German prisoner of war made bottle opener stopper figurine set, made by an inmate of Camp 30, located in Bowmanville, Ontario. It is constructed of wood, and consists of three figurines in the shape of German naval personnel. The figurines are singing, with the center figure holding an accordion. All three singing heads are removable, revealing a bottle opener, corkscrew, and cork (left to right). The figurines are fastened to a wooden