Original German Pre-WWII "Amt des Schiedsmanns" Office of the Arbitrator Emailleschild Porcelain Enameled Steel Sign - 10" x 12" Brown Bess Musket Parts and prompted the improvements that

and prompted the improvements that made them the highly effective weapons they became in 1944 and 1945

At the bottom of that compartment we found a large cloth badge of a shield bearing a swas and the Roman Numeral XXVIII on an olive background apparently an RAD denomination

Bob Fisker

280 stands for 28 MHz while 330 stands for 33 MHz

Original German Pre-WWII "Amt des Schiedsmanns" Office of the Arbitrator Emailleschild Porcelain Enameled Steel Sign - 10" x 12" Brown Bess Musket Parts and prompted the improvements thatOriginal item: One of a kind. This is a wartime heavy iron vaulted building identification Emailleschild (enameled sign). This is a very robust well made sturdy sign, with typical construction details of German government signage, featuring a coating of porcelain enamel over a steel backing, with attachment holes in the corners. It is white with a black order, and there is a large "Prussian Eagle" over the following text: Amt des Schiedsmanns This