Original German WWII DAF Labor Front Ortsgruppe Hochheide Hand Painted Plywood Sign - 38 ½” × 30 ¾” Availability_International The brass collar bears an

The brass collar bears an inscription that reads "Mr

and over 300 men volunteered to remain beyond their service time in the defenses of Washington during what became the Gettysburg Campaign

Some select trade badges were piped with twisted

The condition of this unit shows signs of definite “use and abuse” as often seen with field used radios

Original German WWII DAF Labor Front Ortsgruppe Hochheide Hand Painted Plywood Sign - 38 ½” × 30 ¾” Availability_International The brass collar bears anOriginal 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