Original German WWII Killed in Action Soldier Memorial Shrine Plaque - Obgfr. Erwin Metz - KIA in Cherbourg June 13th, 1944 - 13 ¼ x 14 ¾” Restoration Materials and not able to be

and not able to be read

especially on the trigger

optical glass and the instruments produced using it (counting numerous tactical instruments) were regularly brought into generally European and North American nations from Germany

it is fitted with the correct "Baddeley" bands

Original German WWII Killed in Action Soldier Memorial Shrine Plaque - Obgfr. Erwin Metz - KIA in Cherbourg June 13th, 1944 - 13 ¼ x 14 ¾” Restoration Materials and not able to beOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a very interesting piece, a memorial shrine plaque made to commemorate the life and service of Obergefreiter Erwin Metz, who was killed in action in Cherbourg on June 13th, 1944, during the Battle of Cherbourg which was part of the Battle of Normandy. The piece is meant to hang on the wall and measures 13 x 14 . The shrine has a photo of Metz behind a piece of glass. The bottom of the shrine retains markings in