Original WWII U.S. 101st Airborne Battle of the Bulge Rare Early Plastic NUTS Plaque - Bastogne 1944 German Machine Guns giving the Germans an idea

giving the Germans an idea of when/where the bombs were hitting

Here in the land of the free

(Channel Uniform)

substantial and beautifully embossed all over

were first made in the spring of 1889 to the XV and XVI Armeekorps stationed in Elsass-Lothringen

Original WWII U.S. 101st Airborne Battle of the Bulge Rare Early Plastic NUTS Plaque - Bastogne 1944 German Machine Guns giving the Germans an ideaOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a fascinating piece of WWII history. This early plastic plaque was more than likely made by a foundry in Couvin, Belgium, who was known to have created brass plaques to commemorate the siege of Bastogne during the famous Battle of the Bulge. The same molds could also be used for plastic, and brass was most likely hard to come by initially. It is in very good condition with only minor scratches on it. It