Original U.S. WWII Era China Marine Cigar Case with Dragon Motif Decoration Japanese Guns & Ordnance On the morning of 26

On the morning of 26 November

The first batch from 1943 destroyed at least eighty-seven enemy tanks for a loss of only eight StuGs (some of which were destroyed by their crews to prevent enemy capture)

The interior lining shows wear and there are small stitch repairs throughout

They were back where they had started on December 23rd

wear British uniforms

Original U.S. WWII Era China Marine Cigar Case with Dragon Motif Decoration Japanese Guns & Ordnance On the morning of 26Original Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely Cigar case from the WWII Era, which has a very attractive Dragon Motif on the lid. The case measures approximately 5"H x 2 2 1 2", and is made of silver plated brass. It is designed to hold three regular size cigars. We purchased this at a military show, and the collector indicated it was purchased long ago from a Marine who was stationed in China during the WWII Period. The case has lost a lot of