Original German WWII DAF Labor Front Ortsgruppe Hochheide Hand Painted Plywood Sign - 38 ½” × 30 ¾” Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly and features a brass number

and features a brass number “4” affixed denoting 4th Company

The SA symbol button is nicely set having mostly intact translucent enameling

Guzik was certified as both a "first aid man" and a cook

Front length: 41"

and the hilt and "shell" Guard are of gilded bronze/brass and the grip is wire bound sharkskin

Original German WWII DAF Labor Front Ortsgruppe Hochheide Hand Painted Plywood Sign - 38 ½” × 30 ¾” Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly and features a brass numberOriginal Item: Only One Available. The DAF (Deutsche Arbeitsfront or German Labor Front) was a National Socialist trade union that supplanted independent free trade unions once the NSDAP came to power in Germany. These had all been dissolved at the beginning of May 1933, with help from the SA. The DAF was established to replace the unions and to educate the workers in industry and commerce for smooth and efficient operation of all labor in the Third