United Kingdom. A Model of S-Class Submarine HMS Safari, c.1944 visually-hidden named to Breidenbach as a

named to Breidenbach as a Matrosenobergefreiter

but the photograph on the inside of the glass appears extremely well preserved

It presents plain

vacuum sealed onto a cardstock backer marked “N

a 1937 Bayerische-Ostmark Gautag badge

United Kingdom. A Model of S-Class Submarine HMS Safari, c.1944 visually-hidden named to Breidenbach as aConstructed of glossy black and grey painted wood, consisting of a double sided and hand carved scale depiction of Royal Navy (RN) S Class submarine HMS Safari, complete with conning tower and deck gun, affixed to a lacquered wooden base, unmarked, measuring 9 cm (w) x 41 cm (w) x 7. 5 cm (h), demonstrating some scratching to the base, in near extremely fine condition. Footnote: Commissioned in 1942, HMS Safari was part of the third run of S Class