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Some time ago someone asked me if the KatKat was wrapped in aluminium foil or something else during the Second World War.

Back in the year of 1892 an entrepreneur from Dresden in Germany, Karl August Lingner, brought a mouthwash on the market under

Just after WW1 in 1919, Frank Shields, a former MIT professor developed a simple product that allowed him to shave without having

As mentioned in my last posting I had purchased several items from Germany and one of the items was a cartboard box

The wartime box of Knäckebrot has a different size than the Knäkebröd boxes now-a-days. It’s because the Knäckebrot itself was of a

German items Today I received a package from Germany with some items from the Second World War. It contains a few

In December 2012 I wrote an article about German documents. And in that article I wrote that I was in no hurry

Some time ago a friend of mine pointed me to the Imagepac Stampmaker Kit to make my own stamps. After reading the

So when you were a kid, you have probably had one of those delicious candied shelled chocolate delights known as M&M’s. But

…which you think would be nice to reproduce and then you get a pile of rubbish… Well that happened to me

Again a quite simple thing to do. This time we are going to make a German File Binder. One with a wartime

Well, this time we are going to assemble a tin of Nescafé. With this step by step “How to”, I will explain