Qui s'y Frotte, s'y Pique WWI French Pin reproduction The tubes are empty or

The tubes are empty or virtually empty but still make a great display item

Unknown maker

This is one of the more popular styles of briefcase and it was fairly common before the war

Thiel is one of the few actual German watch makers that produced inexpensive watches for the common man

Qui s'y Frotte, s'y Pique WWI French Pin reproduction The tubes are empty orOriginal WWI French pin. "Qui s'y frotte, s'y pique" is translated in several different ways, most commonly as "If you go looking for trouble you'll find it", however the literal translation appears to be "who rubs it pricks it" in reference to a porcupine. This phrase was the motto of the French 110th infantry regiment who fought at Verdun, the Somme and Marne. The pin is in decent condition but it does show some wear. The paint has some chips and