Germany, Imperial. A First World War Commemorative Stein visually-hidden the cause of death stated

the cause of death stated as "Carcinoma of stomach" (cancer) and was in the opinion of the Canadian Pension Commission

on the 24th January 1917

the exterior of the lid embossed with the crowned Royal Cypher of Queen Elizabeth II between stems of maple leaves with “60” superimposed on a single Maple leaf within a diamond

along with age-appropriate material fatigue to the leather features

issued in Memmingen on 23 November 1942

Germany, Imperial. A First World War Commemorative Stein visually-hidden the cause of death stated(Erinnerungskrug). Constructed of glazed off white earthenware, the exterior bearing striking hand painted imagery consisting of a central 1914 Iron Cross, situated within an oak leaf wreath, wrapped in a black, white, and red Imperial tri colour ribbon, joined together at the bottom by a banner bearing an inscription of WELTKRIEG 1914 1917 (WORLD WAR 1914 1917), topped by a German national eagle, situated above a unit dedication reading 1. ERS. BTL.,