Original German WWII RAD National Labor Service Aluminum Flag Pole Finial by Gebrüder Cosack Japanese Antique Guns Fortune smiled on the 55th

Fortune smiled on the 55th Pursuit Squadron at this time

It then moved North to Schwimmer Airfield

Many Vickers parts kits and dummy guns are missing this assembly

The note was cleverly defaced by cutting the AH portrait from the German stamps of 1941-43 and either pasting or inserting AH's head above and below the rope being pulled by the Breton fisherman

After supporting an attack on the outer fortifications was beaten back on 27 September – the 818th discovering to its cost that its guns were ineffective against large-scale fortifications – they remained in defensive positions here until early November

Original German WWII RAD National Labor Service Aluminum Flag Pole Finial by Gebrüder Cosack Japanese Antique Guns Fortune smiled on the 55thOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWII German Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD National Labor Service) Aluminum Flag Pole Finial or Topper (Fahnenstange Endstck). The RAD logo is a shovelhead, which has a canted Swas (Swas) in the middle, with two sheaves of wheat extending from the bottom at 45 degree angles. The finial is made of cast aluminum, and is maker marked on the socket: Gebrder Cosack Neheim (Ruhr) ges. gesch. The last line is