Original German WWII Nalfag Air Raid Panel on Chemical Warfare Agents - 23 ½” x 33 ¼” Wall Chart Flintlock Muskets and Rifles perhaps at the owner's instruction

perhaps at the owner's instruction

along with  cockade and a red felt center above which is a and aluminum eagle with swas hat badge

first from Australia

This would spark his later nickname: l'as la jambe de bois (the ace with the wooden leg)

The last of their 31 Libs took off at 0910 hours

Original German WWII Nalfag Air Raid Panel on Chemical Warfare Agents - 23 ½” x 33 ¼” Wall Chart Flintlock Muskets and Rifles perhaps at the owner's instructionOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Western Allies did not use chemical weapons during the Second World War. The British planned to use mustard gas and phosgene to help repel a German invasion in 19401941, and had there been an invasion may have also deployed it against German cities. General Alan Brooke, Commander in Chief, Home Forces, in command of British anti invasion preparations of the Second World War said that he " had every intention of