Full color reproduction of a wartime German Kosa Chocolate wrapper.
D5032 – Kosa Speise Schokolade wrapper
€ 0,85
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Description
Full color reproduction of a wartime German Kosa Chocolate wrapper. Used in the 1930’s and beginning of the 1940’s. The word Halbsüss (semi-Sweet) was strikethrough and the word Speise (Food) was placed above that. On the back of the label you see the Kosa Chocolate factory. On the rooftop there is a Swastica flag and a phrase: “Sammelt das silberpapier! Die Hitler-jugend holt es ab!” (Means: save the silverpaper! Will be collected by the Hitler-youth!).
This wrapper is also mentioned in Jim Pool’s book “Rations of the German Wehrmacht in World War II – vol.2” on page 175. The size has been adjusted a bit, so it fits on a modern 100g Chocolate bar.
For your Re-enactment, Living History, Museum displays, Theatre, Television- or Film props.
Additional information
| Weight | 2.8 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14.4 × 18.7 mm |
Mattia Bissaldi (verified owner) –
Great repro, paper and print are very neat and pleasant. They fit 100g chocolate bars, but not every 100g bar is correct: you have to pick it carefully for a perfect fit, but once you find the good one, the result is great. Very easy to wrap and if you take care, you can re-use them. Strongly recommended as chocolate is one of the easiest and yet pleasant things to have in a reenactment.