Original German Pre-WWII "Amt des Schiedsmanns" Office of the Arbitrator Emailleschild Porcelain Enameled Steel Sign - 10" x 12" Conflict 56 inches (14 mm)

56 inches (14 mm)

8th Regiment

while the receiver is blued

There are some holes in the back as shown

Troops were quartered at Camp Kilmer in preparation for transport to the European Theater of Operations in World War II

Original German Pre-WWII "Amt des Schiedsmanns" Office of the Arbitrator Emailleschild Porcelain Enameled Steel Sign - 10" x 12" Conflict 56 inches (14 mm)Original 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