Original French WWII Partisan Propaganda 20 Franc Note - Throttled! Receiver Top Cover The barrel rib is well

The barrel rib is well marked "Fluid Steel - Krupp - Essen" and bears early Prussian imperial proof marks on the underside

Caliber 9 mm

sturdy counterattacks by the 104th Infantry—at the point of the bayonet and in hand-to-hand combat—succeeded in driving the enemy out with serious losses

45 cal ever made

then embroidered on the left shoulder in yellow US WAR PHOTOGRAPHER

Original French WWII Partisan Propaganda 20 Franc Note - Throttled! Receiver Top Cover The barrel rib is wellOriginal Item: Only One Available. Some propaganda banknotes were produced by wartime partisan movements. Many of these notes were produced by the use of a pen, scissors, rubber stamp or small printing press. The first banknote in this series is the Bank of France 20 francs note of 1942. In Coins and Medals, December 1968, there is a photograph of the face and back of such a note and the text: AH and Petain mocked. D. C. Graddon has shown us this