WW1 German Soldier Items (Identification)

[diazcalvi]

Hi all. I got this lot from Germany. To complement the display of my pickelhaube.
Seems like a good lot. It has a prismatic, a flag, a map, a piece of newspaper.
I need you guys to help me identify what they are. Thanks in advance.
What I mean is, is that prismatic period? The flag was from a household or maybe soldiers used them? What is that book? Or some kind of paperweight made from a card/id?
It includes a piece of wood.. that just looks like a bloody table leg... ... but I dont know, maybe you recognize it as something particular interesting
Thanks all

The whole set

[John G.]

Mixed WW 1 and 1920/30s veteran lot....... Flag is "commercial stick flag" from 1920s/30s (Stick looks like it's AMERICAN-made!)... Prismatic is "homemade", probably period.... (if one guys lot it identifies him). The paper booklet/Poem is for a "Prinz Louispold Kanoniere" (Artillery Regt.)- dates post-WW 1 I'd assume.... Wood table leg is a "Tent pole" section, I believe... from the look of it.

If one guys,.... not a bad lot..... if mixed, then it's a bunch of mostly misc. (and badly damaged) items... (fairly low value)....

Nice WW 1 Breadbags are fairly hard to find .... yours appears to need some "TLC"....

Hope this helps alittle...
John G.

[diazcalvi]

Thanks. All coming from the same household in Germany.
From the same guy. The "american made" appearance of the flag puts me a bit off. The poem - I could not find any reference of "Prinz Louispold Kanoniere" (as such) in google. what is very interesting. Its a large book with marks. I will take better pictures. Good call, it could be a tent pole.
What do you mean with TLC? (sorry, not familiar with the term), is a cleaning, a product?
Any idea of the paperweight? (which was not a paperweight but maybe some kind of card, preserved on a paperweight.
Let me take more pics John. I just received yesterday and those pics where from the seller.
Carlos D.

[history1]

[...] The paper booklet/Poem is for a "Prinz Louispold Kanoniere" (Artillery Regt.)- dates post-WW 1 I'd assume.... [...] John G.

Agree with what John told, just let me mention that it´s "Prinz Luitpold Kanoniere".
Maybe you can fin the name of the former owner here on the memorial:
http://www.denkmalprojekt.org/dkm_deuts ... _7_bay.htm
Some informations about Luitpold himself:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luitpold, ... of_Bavaria

[diazcalvi]

Thanks history1. I will upload more pics now as I have the items with me.