U.S. WW2 Vintage Metal Sign: Let My M1 Do the Talking Japanese Field Gear Intended as a hunting weapon

Intended as a hunting weapon short swords like this were for personal protection especially against wounded wild Boar

and they appear to have achieved greater acceptance of their medium frame

Straight off the German WW2 Production line in Bruno each gun was dot Coded (Waffenwerke Brunn A

The base of each cartridge is marked VFM No

These helmets provide the RED ARMY classic style helmet of WWII and the Cold War for a fraction of the price of a WWII manufactured helmet

U.S. WW2 Vintage Metal Sign: Let My M1 Do the Talking Japanese Field Gear Intended as a hunting weaponNew Made Item: Dating from the rough and tumble days of WW2 this sign features a US soldier holding an M1 Garand and loaded en bloc clip, with the classic American slogan "Don't Tread on me!", and then "The M 1 does MY talking". This vintage US WW2 metal sign measures approximately 17. 5 inches by 11. 5 inches. Unlike most tin signs, this sign is designed and made in the United States using 24 gauge American steel and a process known as sublimation,