Original German Pre-WWII "Amt des Schiedsmanns" Office of the Arbitrator Emailleschild Porcelain Enameled Steel Sign - 10" x 12" Brown Bess Musket Parts Above this is the manufacturer

Above this is the manufacturer and patent markings:

At the bottom of that compartment we found a large cloth badge of a shield bearing a swas and the Roman Numeral XXVIII on an olive background apparently an RAD denomination

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of perfectly standard brass and copper construction made and marked by the maker on the bell with their name

Original German Pre-WWII "Amt des Schiedsmanns" Office of the Arbitrator Emailleschild Porcelain Enameled Steel Sign - 10" x 12" Brown Bess Musket Parts Above this is the manufacturerOriginal item: One of a kind. This is a wartime heavy iron vaulted building identification Emailleschild (enameled sign). This is a very robust well made sturdy sign, with typical construction details of German government signage, featuring a coating of porcelain enamel over a steel backing, with attachment holes in the corners. It is white with a black order, and there is a large "Prussian Eagle" over the following text: Amt des Schiedsmanns This