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Project

St. Come du Mont Victory

Category
D-Day Signs, WWII Signs
About This Project

This is a very exact reproduction of the original French sign. The base of the cognac-colour is grey. The edge and the hand-painted text are off-black.

The photo was taken short after D-Day. You can see Lt. John H. Reeder, member of the 506th Parachute Infantry Division and the 101st Airborne.

A short time before this photo was taken, the ‘Victory’-sign was positioned by the American troops.

The signs are also apart from each other available.

The original sign can not be found anymore.

 

This sign comes with a Vinsign certificate, a unique production number and a luxury postcard with picture and description of the original.

 

Measurements: 780 x 480 V sign: 460 x 481 mm  plank c.a. 23 mm

 

Price: € 320,00 complete