Very unusual WH chocolate ration-tin of the make: 'Scho-ka-kola - Wehrmachts-Packung', dated: '1938' that comes in an overall very nice, and still complete (and never opened!), condition

This is an attractive - and very unusally still complete and unopened! - chocolate ration-tin of the make: 'Scho-ka-kola - Wehrmachts-Packung' that is dated: '1938' and that comes in an overall very nice- (albeit issued- and complere), condition. This type of chocolate was a by the German troops much loved 'special ration' of high-energy sweets, used as 'emergency food' at the front. The tin comes in a overall nice but clearly issued condition and shows no real damage, heavy dents or alike (almost all colour is present but some minimal scratches and normal worn- ie. minimally used areas are visible). This chocolate was merely for army usage, something that is figured in the text as printed on the back of the tin where it is mentioned: 'Wehrmachts-Packung'. The empty tins were mostly thrown away but to find a still compete example is really very unsual. I deem that this desirable and collectable personal-equipment piece is accordingly priced!