A remarkable and highly unusual piece of World War II trench art, believed to have been handcrafted by a member of the U.S. Armored Forces.
The pipe is carved from hardwood and features a finely hand-carved skull and crossbones, most likely made from bone, mounted on the bowl. The sides are decorated with a hand-painted triangular insignia, adding to its unique and personal character.
Pieces such as this were often made by soldiers during or shortly after the war as personal souvenirs, using available materials and reflecting their own experiences and unit identity. Trench art from WWII includes handmade wooden and bone objects such as pipes, canes, letter openers, and other personal items. 
Features:
* Original WWII trench art.
* Attributed to the U.S. Armored Forces.
* Hand-carved hardwood construction.
* Bone skull and crossbones decoration.
* Hand-painted triangular emblem.
* Fine untouched patina with honest age and wear.
* A unique, one-of-a-kind collector’s piece.
An exceptional display item for collectors of WWII U.S. Army, Armored Forces, and original trench art