Original Imperial German WWI Era Saxon 28th (2nd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment Beer Stein with Outstanding Artillery Fuze Hinged Lid - Dated 1911-1913 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles The brass grip and knuckle

The brass grip and knuckle guard no longer have any of the original finish

It was then known as the "Flag of auxiliary vessels of the fleet (flotilla) support command" from 1950 until 1964

which the U

These were primarily produced by Deutsche Maschinefabrik A-G (DEMAG) of Duisburg as private purchase items

There is a faded paper label on the inside

Original Imperial German WWI Era Saxon 28th (2nd Royal Saxon) Field Artillery Regiment Beer Stein with Outstanding Artillery Fuze Hinged Lid - Dated 1911-1913 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles The brass grip and knuckleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Perhaps no other collectible is so shrouded in myth, misinformation and mistaken identity as German regimental steins. These pieces have been steadily reproduced since the 1960s and most experts agree reproductions far outnumber authentic examples. Yet few buyers other than stein specialists know how to identify the fakes. We have examined this stein thoroughly, with reference to several websites such as RealorRepro