WWII Aged Steel Sign - Bastogne (33" x 12") German Army Heer During the Boer War

During the Boer War

which made the weapon comparatively inexpensive to manufacture

production began outside Bulgaria in three foreign factories: Sandrik in Dolne Hamre and Bruder Gottlieb und Brauchbar in Brun

It also has the Ordnance broad arrow

These packs are all WWII issue

WWII Aged Steel Sign - Bastogne (33" x 12") German Army Heer During the Boer WarNew Made Item: No two signs are exactly the same. Why? Each one is individually handcrafted in 18 gauge steel, aged, distressed and totally unique with battlescars and even bullet holes! Approximately measures: 32. 8 L x 12 H (833mm x 300mm). Weight: 5lbs Liberated by the Allies in late 1944, Bastogne was attacked by German forces shortly after. AH was, again, looking for control of the Ardennes. The goal was to advance to Antwerp, to cut off supply