Reproduction bottle beverages found across Europe during the Second World War. The selection includes labels for beer, wine, and sparkling wine—types of drinks that could be encountered in military supply chains, officer mess halls, or front-line care packages.
The labels are ready to be applied to standard beer, wine, or liquor bottles. Ideal for reenactors looking to complete a period-accurate table setup, as well as for film props or historical photography—perfect for festive scenes like Christmas at the front or a moment of celebration.
Among the designs are well-known names like Beck’s, traditional German breweries, French wines, and champagne—drinks that, while not common, carried symbolic value when they appeared in wartime supplies. They were often seen as trophies or valuable items for barter.
They add an authentic touch to any portrayal of wartime living, whether in kitchens, officer quarters, or production sets.
(The package does not contain a bottle)
Additional parameters
| Category: | Food rations |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| ? Dimensions (Champagne):: | 70x118mm |
| ? Dimensions (Fruit drink):: | 80x100mm |
| ? Dimensions (Wine):: | 90x132mm |
| ? Dimensions (LW Beer):: | 80mm |
Ivan B.
Myles Kimberley
Donald Clark
