Original German Pre-WWII Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Souvenir Ceramic Bell and Coin Bank Set Spanish American War Fortunately someone invented the post

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Original German Pre-WWII Berlin 1936 Olympic Games Souvenir Ceramic Bell and Coin Bank Set Spanish American War Fortunately someone invented the postOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This lovely set of a Ceramic bell and coin bank were official souvenirs from the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin. These are both official replicas of the huge bronze bell in the Berlin Bell Tower, which was the emblem of the Berlin Olympics. The bell is approximately 4 3 4 inches tall, and 4 inches wide at the base, with a ceramic "clapper" on the inside, so it can make some noise. It is marked on the sides with the