Trench raiding clubs were homemade melee weapons used by both sides during World War I. However, there's something special about the German Trench Club.... Theaters issue warning to fans heading ...

It appears to be an artillery shell that's been picked up and turned into art. APPRAISER ... them to the soldiers as souvenirs. This one is German. Most of these things tend to be in the $50 ...

In Sapper Pearl’s hands, a German 155mm howitzer shell and ... they are not featured in the exhibition. The term “trench art” was coined during WWI to describe the widespread practice ...

The vase–originally a 1915 German artillery shell–is an example of trench art, mostly produced in World War I but still being made in Kosovo today. It has recently taken off as a hot commodity ...

Raising over €200,000 from the public, volunteer archaeologists have explored a German World War I trench fortress that was about to be bulldozed for a housing development. They found more than ...

Both the utensils and the vase – officially known as trench art – are collectible, but not particularly valuable and have condition issues, he pointed out. Great Britain’s Imperial War ...

The trench mortar was known in the village as the old cannon and many villagers recall playing with it as children A German trench mortar received by a village as a World War One trophy and given ...

Lt Alexander Pfeifer found the postcard on Pte Percy Walsh, from Blackburn, Lancashire, after the 22-year-old was killed as German forces recaptured a trench on 22 December 1914. The image on the ...