Germany, Empire; Poland (Upper Silesia). A Civil Engineer's Official Stamp Archive as documented in the Circumstances

as documented in the Circumstances of Death Report

stamped "14" and maker marked "C

yellowish-orange celluolid grip features a series of ten parallel ridges

thereby obtaining a great hold upon his men

a toolmaker who was fascinated with whistles

Germany, Empire; Poland (Upper Silesia). A Civil Engineer's Official Stamp Archive as documented in the CircumstancesIn brass, compass with crossed hammers above square with gear insignia, the insignia surrounded by the inscription in German "A. EICHENAUER CIVIL=JNGENIEUR, BEUTHEN o s." in wrong reading text (A. Eichenauer, Civil Engineer, Beuthen, Oberschlesien (Upper Silesia)), wooden handle, the brass base measuring 30. 5 mm in diameter x 17 mm in height, the stamp measuring 74. 7 mm in height overall, very light contact, near extremely fine.