Bugguy
Practically Family
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Three years after I posted about disposing of my father's WW II memorabilia, I've finally gotten to it. This little pennant fell out of his scrap book:
Apparently the German military used these to mark the boundary or a safe path through mine fields or areas where poison gas was used.
The "what is it ?" was quickly answered; however, I was surprised at how many are available on EBay from one European seller. I sure hope they're not contemporary and he hasn't been out in the woods collecting them.
This is poignant reminder of some memories that should remain buried.
Apparently the German military used these to mark the boundary or a safe path through mine fields or areas where poison gas was used.
The "what is it ?" was quickly answered; however, I was surprised at how many are available on EBay from one European seller. I sure hope they're not contemporary and he hasn't been out in the woods collecting them.
This is poignant reminder of some memories that should remain buried.
