This is a trench art medallion made from a Serbian silver 1 Dinar coin. It is in the shape of the symbol of the French Armee d'Orient, a half crescent and star with a loop at the top so the it can be suspended for wearing. On one side, there are the original owner's initials, 'GD', with the abbreviated Souv'ir de Serbie, a souvenir of Serbia. On the back is the unpolished and unfinished side of the 1915 coin. || Trench art souvenir medallion. Serbian 1 Dinar coin of 1915.

This trench art item is a spent 37MM shell, marked at the base with '37-85' signifying the calibre (37MM) and original year of deployment for this type of munition (1885); 'PDPs' the manufacturer, who was 'Pinchart Denys Paris'; '180' - the production batch number, being '180' in this case; '2 16' the date of manufacture, with '2 16' indicating 'February 1916'. The design on the side of the shell shows an ornate Serbian eagle - the heraldic, national symbol - with the French word 'Serbie' and '1918'. || Soldiers at the front would sometimes occupy themselves with making trench art. Commonly, trench art would involve the use of everyday objects, in this case a 37MM shell, and the soldier would spend his personal time transforming them with some artistic adornment.

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.