Original German WWII Headquarters Pressed or Embossed Cardboard Wall Eagle Hotchkiss .303 under the flash pan for

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Private First Class Jack Thomas

Original German WWII Headquarters Pressed or Embossed Cardboard Wall Eagle Hotchkiss .303 under the flash pan forOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very interesting example of a German wall eagle manufactured of pressed or embossed cardboard. This example is in fair but rough condition with cracks and splits at the ends of both wings. It measures 21 " x 11 . The wall eagle is attached to a cardboard backing which has a faint makers mark within a stamped circle. The first word appears to be CRESCOM but the rest is heavily faded. With enough time this