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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;necollectors, post: 1184084, member: 12723&quot;]Sadly I can&#039;t ask my relative as he has passed.&nbsp; But he was a designer, engineer for defense contractors after the war.&nbsp; He was a hobby artist as well. So knowing he was in the Battle of the Bulge, and his talent, I believe he was the one who made it.&nbsp; I have other pieces he made, that he told me he did during the war because he had access to the machine shop. It is a solid piece, not magnetic.&nbsp; He also told me he used scraps he found to produce the items.&nbsp; He also did toy soldiers. But because it isn&#039;t signed to attributed in any way to a war in isn&#039;t trench art, then? What would you call it? How do you value(other than sentimental) monitary value for items such as these?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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