Original WWII U.S. 101st Airborne Battle of the Bulge Brass NUTS Plaque - Bastogne 1944 Category_Martini-Henry Rifles Rather than being a protective

Rather than being a protective force for the bombers they used the bombers as "bait" to get the German fighters airborne

heavy white stitching and in absolutely brand new condition

which lasted from 20 December 1914 to 17 March 1915

In brand new

corrugated paper container 6-1/2 inches long

Original WWII U.S. 101st Airborne Battle of the Bulge Brass NUTS Plaque - Bastogne 1944 Category_Martini-Henry Rifles Rather than being a protectiveOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a fascinating piece of WWII history. This bronze plaque was more than likely made by a foundry in Couvin, Belgium, who was known to have created brass plaques to commemorate the siege of Bastogne during the famous Battle of the Bulge. It is in very good condition with only minor scratches on it. It measures approximately 5 x 5 . The basic design features two military figures towering above a view of Bastogne.