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Wanted info on markings on bottom of this Levenson's Radio trench art jug.
More than 70 years ago, Levenson's Radio shop, situated at 226 Pitt St. Sydney, the Sydney shopping heartland, was a popular place to visit by radio
enthousiasts, hobbyist and souvenir buyers. Levenson's sold radios, Morse keys and also souvenir ashtrays and trench art for overseas military personnel stationed in Australia during WW2.
The shell is 1917 WW1, trench art vase was made into a vase by Levenson's in the 1940s.
All I can identify is 18PR II (18 pounder Mark II), CFF (full charged twice),
S with a punchmark (tested for hardness) and date of manufacture (27-10-1917). This Levensonm's jug goes well with my Levenson's handkey.
Anyway, can anyone identify more or know somebody who can please.
thank you.
More than 70 years ago, Levenson's Radio shop, situated at 226 Pitt St. Sydney, the Sydney shopping heartland, was a popular place to visit by radio
enthousiasts, hobbyist and souvenir buyers. Levenson's sold radios, Morse keys and also souvenir ashtrays and trench art for overseas military personnel stationed in Australia during WW2.
The shell is 1917 WW1, trench art vase was made into a vase by Levenson's in the 1940s.
All I can identify is 18PR II (18 pounder Mark II), CFF (full charged twice),
S with a punchmark (tested for hardness) and date of manufacture (27-10-1917). This Levensonm's jug goes well with my Levenson's handkey.
Anyway, can anyone identify more or know somebody who can please.
thank you.
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