Germany, Kriegsmarine. A POW-Made Bottle Opener/Stopper Figurine Set, Camp 30 in Bowmanville, Ontario visually-hidden 4849” and a date of

4849” and a date of “28

with moderate loss of paint evident in addition to dents and distortions to the top and bottom edges

set on a 26 mm-long bar with a horizontal pinback and grey wool reverse liner

measuring 35 mm x25 mm

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A POW-Made Bottle Opener/Stopper Figurine Set, Camp 30 in Bowmanville, Ontario visually-hidden 4849” and a date ofA one of a kind German prisoner of war made bottle opener stopper figurine set, made by an inmate of Camp 30, located in Bowmanville, Ontario. It is constructed of wood, and consists of three figurines in the shape of German naval personnel. The figurines are singing, with the center figure holding an accordion. All three singing heads are removable, revealing a bottle opener, corkscrew, and cork (left to right). The figurines are fastened to a wooden