This is some next level WWI trench art. You can see a similar piece & more on the most recent episode of American Artifact. | The History Underground

Believe It or Not! During World War I, soldiers in trenches created art to pass the time. Using materials like empty ammunition shells, they crafted meticulously designed household items such as vases, lamps, and ashtrays. These creations, known as trench art, showcase their resilience and creativity amidst the war. Keep your eyes out for more amazing exhibits from Ripley’s Believe It or Not! Branson! . . . #Ripleys #BION #RipleysBION #WeirdHistory #History #WeirdNews #RipleysBranson #Branson30U

This captivating trench art clock was crafted by Sapper Stanley Keith Pearl, a Tasmanian soldier who served with 5 Field Company Engineers during the First World War. ⏰ Can you guess what salvaged materials were used to create it? ▶️ Watch to discover the incredible ingenuity behind its construction. Accession number: RELAWM14155 #ObjectOfTheWeek | Australian War Memorial

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