Rare WWII German Soap Bar – "K.A. SEIFE" Military-Issue
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Rare original WWII-era German military soap bar marked “121 K.A. SEIFE” on both sides. “Seife” is the German word for soap, and “K.A.” likely stands for “Kriegs-Ausführung” (wartime production), a designation used during the Nazi-era for simplified, rationed goods.
This dual-molded bar was likely issued to Wehrmacht soldiers, POWs, or labor camps during the 1939–1945 period. The gray color and compressed form are consistent with wartime synthetic soap compounds made during material shortages.
Approx. 2.5" x 1.5" x 0.75"
Historical collectible – not for use
Aged but intact with visible wartime stamps
Excellent piece for militaria collectors, reenactors, or WWII history enthusiasts.
German WWII relic
WWII military soap
K.A. Seife bar
Third Reich memorabilia
Wartime ration item
WWII collectable