Unusual equipment-item: German WWII-era toothpaste (ie. 'Zahnseife') of the make 'Solidox' that comes in a mint- ie. unissued, condition

This is a neat - and with certainty not that often encountered! - soldiers' personal-equipment item: an unopened and fairly small-sized, carton-based box containing a block of German WWII-era toothpaste (ie. 'Zahnseife') of the make 'Solidox', that comes in a very nice- (ie. virtually mint- ie. unissued-), condition. The small-sized (carton-based) boxes (only sized 5 x 5 cms.) are unopened and naturally contain a single block of pink-coloured- (and equally 'Solidox'-marked-) toothpaste. I was lucky to find a small stack of these pieces: all being in mint- ie. unissued and wonderfull condition. The cartons where recently found at an old depot and were still packed in the carton as stored for decades. The price is naturally per single box. It should be stated that it deals with genuine WWII-era items and not copied ie. fantasy pieces. Please note that when you reserve one box it does NOT show 'reserved' on the web-site: this happens just when the last item has been reserved!). Simply a neat soldiers' personal-equipment item that cannot be upgraded: great to add to any WH personal equipment set-up or to be stored in for example a 'Brotbeutel' (ie. bread-bag)!