Original German Pre-WWII Army Farrier Training Course Beer Stein for Gefreiter K. Drescher of Reiter Regiment 10 with Münchner Kindl and Damaged Hinged Lid, Dated 1936 French Field Equipment Magazine included where permitted

Magazine included where permitted

The “Boer Wars” is the name used to refer to the armed conflicts in South Africa between descendants of Dutch settlers (the “Boers”) and British colonists

can be interchanged with various other German WW2 Machine Guns

There are many photos of them on guard duty

or shortly after

Original German Pre-WWII Army Farrier Training Course Beer Stein for Gefreiter K. Drescher of Reiter Regiment 10 with Münchner Kindl and Damaged Hinged Lid, Dated 1936 French Field Equipment Magazine included where permittedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an original 1936 German Army commemorative beer stein belonging to Gefreiter K. Drescher, who attended a four month military farrier training course at the Heereslehrschmiede Mnchen, or Army Training Forge in Munich. Decorated with scenes of soldiers caring for horses, a horseshoe enclosing crossed farrier tools, the recognizable Mnchner Kindl, unit and owner markings, and exact course dates, the stein