Original U.S. WWII Bob Hope Signed Snorter Roll of 34 Bank Notes with Research Paperwork Napoleonic in the same

in the same

Both appear to be without damage and would display lovely in any inert ordnance collections

We have since flipped it around to the correct orientation

and the Blakely Ordnance Company of London

and WWII issue barrel dated 6 - 44 (June 1944) together with a 20 round magazine

Original U.S. WWII Bob Hope Signed Snorter Roll of 34 Bank Notes with Research Paperwork Napoleonic in the sameOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a tremendous piece of WWII history, a Snorter roll of 34 foreign banknotes, with roughly 23 of these having been signed, brought back by Staff Sergeant Dominick James Bizzoco, of the 348th Fighter Group, 5th Air Force. A short snorter is a banknote inscribed by people traveling together on an aircraft. One note, a Russian 1 Mark note, is signed by Bob Hope, the famous comedian who performed U. S. O. shows overseas