Two modern copies of German Bavarian military steins, one to a Railway Battalion, the other to an Airship Battalion. The former has a fine locomotive on the top of its pewter lid, while the latter has a very fine Imperial crowned eagle. The Railway stein is named to Lorenz Kirchmayer, 1906 - 1908, of the 2nd Royal Bavarian Eisenbahn (Railway) Battalion, has the winged wheel of the German Railways and a Bavarian shield at center flanked by scenes of Railway bridges and Locomotives.There are no hand-painted additions to the decoarations. It has a lithopane bottom with a seated naked woman. The handle has a raised inside center, and is topped by a pewter winged wheel, connected to the pewter lid. The bottom is unmarked. Size: 10 3/8 inches tall. The Airship stein has a wreath in the center containing a barracks building and a very nice Bavarian shield, flanked by soldiers, flanked in turn by a large barrage balloon, and an observation balloon. There are no hand-painted additions to the decorations. The lithopane depicts a topless woman being nuzzled by a soldier. The handle has the raised area in the middle as is commonly seen on reproductions. The eagle on top of the lid, while very handsome, is probably a Prussian eagle. Size: 11 inches tall. Processing and shipping within the continental U.S. $40.00 plus 1.5% replacement cost insurance. Discounts given on combined lot shipping. The first stein has two cracked and repaired areas on the base, but otherwise is very good plus. The Airship stein is excellent.