Soldered bullets and casings to create a crucifix, a refashioned brass artillery shell turned decorative jug, or even shrapnel formed into an engraved ring are all examples of highly valuable antiques ...

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Nowhere is this more true than in the kind of war objects called trench art, a term bequeathed by World War I but in fact a concept rather than a name applied solely to items belonging to a particular ...

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This object began as a World War 1 shell and was turned into a coffee pot by a soldier, most likely recuperating in hospital. It lists some of the major battles, including Passcehendale and Messines.