Super looking shell measuring 3" diameter by 13 3/4" high and weighing 2.10 lbs. The bottom of the shell reads, "75 D>E>C>, Np 3971 18PO. The shell's artwork says, "Battle of St. Mihei, Oct 10 1918, C 115, France Nov 11 1918". It has crossed signal flags on obverse and the cross of Lorraine on the reverse. Nice looking shell.

Brass shell measuring 3 1/2" diameter by 13 1/2" high. Bottom of shell marked, "3" Mark II, Gun No 01, 98-02-18 and weights 4.14 lbs. Has rose flowers on the one side. Nice piece.

Have a salt shaker and a bullet casing that have been carved/hammered with trench art. They are sold at $25 each, or take both for $45.

A neat silk souvenir hanky from "Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga. Has a farewell poem on it and an embroidered soldier carrying a flag. It measures approx. 15 inches square and is in excellent condition.

A super neat looking artillery shell, measures 4 1/2" diameter at base and stands 6" high. Images of Wright Flyer 1 1903 and Curtis JN-4H. Super looking piece of trench art.

A French spoon made by "Jacqueminet", having "Chateau Thierry" and the initials "VM" put into the reverse side.

Found by family while cleaning out their grandfather's estate. Neat piece.

Neat shell art cup with handle. Measures 3 1/8" dia. by 3 3/4" high at handle by 5" wide at handle. Dated 1917 on base and "Patronenfabrik Karisruhe" 67%Cu.

Just a great looking brass plaque, measuring 7 1/2" by 9 1/2" with "A Tribute To Those Who Served 1917 - 1918" and "Marshal Fochs Victory Message To Allied Soldiers". This plaque was never named, or presented to anyone. Great looking piece.

Neat Bullet pencil, approx. 3 1/2" long with view of "Log Cabin Memorial in Valley Forge, Pa." also marked to "Veterans of 314th Infantry". Given out in 1922 at their reunion.