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WW2 German Manner Chocolate Label
SKU
SKU7304E
Out of stock
£1.95
WW2 German Manner Chocolate Box Label Only
During the Second World War, Austrian chocolate manufacturer Manner produced chocolate specifically for the Wehrmacht. These would have been a common ration with German soldiers during WWII.
These reproductions have been crafted from the original designs, measuring 9 x 5 x 1cm. The wrapper is red with 'Chocolade Manner' and 'Wehrmacht-Schokolade' in black, along with a stamp of the Viennese St. Stephen cathedral.
These high-quality reproductions have been made with great care and attention, with the original wrapper as a reference, so a real feel of authenticity is guaranteed. They can withstand exposure to water for up to 2 minutes before the details begin to deteriorate.
Features:
- Great quality
- Authentic look and feel
- Reproduced from original
- Can withstand exposure to water for up to 2 minutes
Wrap one of these around a modern chocolate bar and you're ready to add it to your Wehrmacht front line ration kit, alongside your Sho-Ka-Kola box and Panzerplatten crackers!
Please note: This is for the wrapper only.
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