Replicas of Block and Manner chocolate wrappers, based on authentic designs used during the Second World War. Chocolates like these were commonly found in soldier care packages, field canteens, or front-line rations as a morale booster.
The Block wrapper fits modern chocolate bars measuring 19.5 × 7 × 1 cm.
The Manner wrapper is designed for smaller bars measuring 9 × 5 × 1 cm.
Both are carefully recreated to match the look and style of chocolate packaging from the 1930s and 1940s—featuring period-correct fonts and colors. They can be used to wrap modern chocolate bars for a historically accurate appearance.
KOSA Blockschokolade was a well-known shelf-stable chocolate in Germany and Austria, often found among soldier supplies due to its nutritional value and compact format.
Manner, founded in 1890 in Vienna, was best known for its wafers but also produced chocolate. During the war, the company continued operations, and its products reached soldiers via civilian trade, bartering, or as gifts from home.
These wrappers are ideal for reenactors, historical displays, or as film props. Their realistic look makes them a perfect addition to field kits or rear-area setups.
For instructions on how to wrap modern chocolate in BLOCK wrap replicas, see our >>> BLOG ARTICLE <<<
Additional parameters
| Category: | Food rations |
|---|---|
| EAN: | Choose variant |
| ? Dimensions (Block):: | 95x185x12mm |
| ? Dimensions (Gisch's):: | 93x170x12mm |
| ? Dimensions (Manner):: | 55x85x10mm |
Ivan B.
