Magnificent French soldier's mess tin dating from the First World War, engraved with the name of a medic from the 10th Military Medical Section. This historical piece bears the inscriptions "Ambulance No. 1" and "87th Division," testifying to the Battle of the Yser in Belgium. An authentic piece of trench art, this mess tin represents a precious relic of the daily life of the "poilus." Ideal for militaria collectors and history enthusiasts of the Great War. Condition and provenance to be verified according to the current state of the piece.
