Reichs Apotheke Menthol Lozenge Tin paper also commonly referred to as

also commonly referred to as the Hindenburg Cross as it was established by Hindenburg in 1934

The album measures about 12 1/2" by 9"

It is possible that this dress belonged to a woman who ran a Gasthof bed and breakfast before the war

It is a crepe paper and each package supposedly contains 30 pieces

This is a near-perfect reproduction on the outside

Reichs Apotheke Menthol Lozenge Tin paper also commonly referred to asEarly German menthol lozenge tin from the Reichs Apotheke. The tin has some wear and a little corrosion. The condition is decent overall. This is original, probably an early piece, certainly pre WWII, maybe even old enough to be from the early 1900's. It measures a little under 3" by 2".