Germany, DAF. A Wall Plaque visually-hidden marked “RZM M1/17” for “F

marked “RZM M1/17” for “F

Juncker Berlin S W"

However 15/6 was a large sum of money for many poorer families so 6d (six pence) savings stamps were issued (also with a Swastika on them) which could be purchased weekly or whenever people could afford them

very minor enamel contact marks

"The Iron Cross" is both an invaluable reference for the collector and a unique guide to an unusual aspect of military history

Germany, DAF. A Wall Plaque visually-hidden marked “RZM M1/17” for “F(Deutsche Arbeitsfront Plakette). Constructed of aluminum, the obverse consisting of a German Labour Front (DAF) logo in the form of a mobile swastika with ribbed arms, situated within a cogwheel, unmarked, measuring 20 cm in diameter, in extremely fine condition.