Original U.S. WWII International Military Tribunal 1945 Plastic Cigarette Case Marked Nürnberg Germany - Cracked Snider Rifle Parts The button seems to work

The button seems to work fine on all examples but there is heavy wear to the wooden grips and a dark patina overall

but they unfortunately are quite faded

The Germans hoped that the French would commit their strategic reserve to recapture the position and suffer catastrophic losses at little cost to the German infantry

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Original U.S. WWII International Military Tribunal 1945 Plastic Cigarette Case Marked Nürnberg Germany - Cracked Snider Rifle Parts The button seems to workOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is an unusual translucent plastic cigarette case commemorating the International Military Tribunal at Nrnberg, Germany, in 1945. One side bears the tribunal title and date within a raised maroon field, while the reverse displays the Greater Arms of Nrnberg. The case has several cracks and a section missing from the thin throat of the lower half, but the lid remains removable and the principal decoration is