Description
with the maker’s stamped removed on the reverse
a copy of a newspaper article about the heroic death of SS-Sturmbannführer Martin Gürz
Steward was educated at Hillside School
With the pause in the naval bombardment
painted centrepieces
United Kingdom. A Royal Flying Corps Tobacco Jar, By Macintyre For Twining GTRexclude with the maker’s stamped removedFabricated from a white ceramic with a dimpled finish on the exterior, the front with a shield trimmed in gold coloured ink and bearing the Royal Flying Corps insignia with the inscription "PER ARDUA AD ASTRA" (Through Adversity to the Stars) below in gold coloured ink, the detailing in the wings, wreath, crown and drop shadow in the RFC lettering in brown ink, the top and bottom side edges, along with the opening trimmed in a band of gold coloured