Original 1960s Issue United States Secretary of the Army Vehicle Identification Placard Flags & Signs While there is no documentation

While there is no documentation regarding where it was acquired

where the Germans planned to make their first stand

This example is not maker marked that we can see

Each bullet had a small rod protruding from the rear of the cartridge case in a perpendicular direction and when depressed (fired) by the falling hammer the descending rod ignites charge inside the cartridge case

Original 1960s Issue United States Secretary of the Army Vehicle Identification Placard Flags & Signs While there is no documentationOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice vehicle identification fender placard or plate, used to identify vehicles when carrying high ranking U. S. government officials. Often many vehicles would carry a set of these plates, so that they would always have the correct plate for the occupants. The placard is made of a non ferrous metal, most likely aluminum, and the front is painted with the flag of the Flag of the Secretary of the Army.