French inkwell || A French-made trench art inkwell from the Salonika Front. This inkwell is made from part of a shell casing, which has been cut and stamped decoratively. On the top, in French, is the text 'Campagne 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918', and the text 'Souvenir D'Orient' is toward the bottom. At the front are the owner's initials and at the top opening to the inkwell, for inserting an ink pen, is a Serbian coin, which has been attached so that it can be pivoted open when required and can be closed at other times.

Pair of decorative, trench art crosses. || This is a pair of decorative French-made, trench art crosses, likely made in the vicinity of the Salonika Front. They are in the form of a pair of 37MM shell casings with, on top of each, a cruciform pair of bullets. One shell casing has the word 'SERBIE', and the other has 'MACEDOINE'. At the time, Macedonia was a southern province of Serbia. The February 2015, 'AVE' headstamping on one of the bullets indicates that it was manufactured by Cartoucherie de Valence - Cartridge Factory of Valence - in the French commune of Bourg-les-Valence, and the January 1916, 'ATE' headstamping on the other bullet indicates that is was manufactured by Atelier de Fabrication de Toulouse - Manufacturing Workshop of Toulouse - in the French city of Toulouse.

Trench art cigarette light made by someone serving with the French Armee d'Orient. || This is a French trench art cigarette lighter. On one side is engraved '1917 Armee d'Orient 1918' and the other side bears the stylised initials of 'JB'. The Armee d'Orient was a French Army that was based in the Balkans during the First World War. || || Other || Français