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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

When my wife was portraying a WWII US Army Nurse back in 1997-1998 we had collected some medical stuff so she could

Yes, finally I managed to correct my Artwork for the Dried EGGS Packet and did run some tests with different pieces of