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Two matchboxes that are covered in stamps from WW2 – one has two Stuttgart Germany cancellations – has the name “Ralph” in pencil on the bottom and is filled with tiny cut out symbols – covered in stamps three sides. The other one is covered on all sides and has numerous Win the War 3 cent stamps and christmas stamps. Cancellation difficult to make out – looks like letters O.C (first portion is covered up by the 1 cent stamp). This box also has one win the war stamp that is torn. Both are sealed with some sort of shiny glue.
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