Original U.S. WWII International Military Tribunal 1945 Plastic Cigarette Case Marked Nürnberg Germany with Empty Sweet Caporal Cigarette Box Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets The anti-aircraft guns were phased

The anti-aircraft guns were phased out in the middle 1950s as their role was taken over by surface-to-air missiles such as the MIM-3 Nike Ajax

and it seems to have been disconnected from the lock

which originally had a securing strap at the top

and armor-piercing ammunition introduced just prior to the outbreak of hostilities

Original U.S. WWII International Military Tribunal 1945 Plastic Cigarette Case Marked Nürnberg Germany with Empty Sweet Caporal Cigarette Box Category_Martini-Henry Bayonets The anti-aircraft guns were phasedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a lovely "Jonny Box" style cigarette case, made of what looks to be translucent "ivoroid" plastic. This design was intended for the standard 70mm unfiltered cigarettes of the time, and is most likely made of an early plastic material such as celluloid or possibly acrylic. One side of the case has a maroon painted raised area which reads: INTERNATIONAL MILITARY TRIBUNAL 1945 NRNBERG GERMANY The other side is