Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Army Air Service Ashtray Auction Archive maker marked “L/56” for “Fruncke

maker marked “L/56” for “Fruncke & Bruninghaus” on the reverse

an Iron Cross 1939 First Class

Grimminger’s girlfriend (her name also appears in the obituary)

With moderate signs of use from period wear

the tide turned in Israel’s favour and a cease-fire brokered by the United Nations came into effect on October 26th

Yugoslavia, Kingdom. A Royal Army Air Service Ashtray Auction Archive maker marked “L/56” for “FrunckeIn metal alloy, the floor of the ashtray with a pebbled design, illustrating a two engine aircraft along the width of the front, its nose projecting forward and its tail resting in the centre of the ashtray, the tips of the aircraft touching qualification badges at either end, the left end with a design incorporating the top half of the Royal Army Air Service Observer's and Navigator's Qualification Badge, the right end with a design incorporating the