Lebewohl Foot Bandage Tin Hühneraugen clothing as cardboard boxes rarely hold

as cardboard boxes rarely hold up this well

I believe this is only the second or third pair I have ever put up for sale

marked Bakelite bean slicer with a table clamp made by GEKA

Vintage late 1930s Chinese Civilian Relief donation pin from the American Bureau for Medical Aid to China

The only marking which helped date these was the city Lahr in Germany which is where the company moved to after the war

Lebewohl Foot Bandage Tin Hühneraugen clothing as cardboard boxes rarely holdOriginal German Lebewohl bandage tin for corns on your feet (the literal translation of the word Hhneraugen is "chicken eyes"). Perfect for long marches! In rather good condition. the inside is quite clean. The advertisements pictured are from a July 1940 newspaper and 1940 Erika magazine.