Original German WWII Police Anti-Tobacco “No Smoking” Metal Penal Code Enforcement Sign Dated 1940 - 14 ½" x 9 ¾” German SS 2 marked canvas scabbard with

2 marked canvas scabbard with a rawhide throat

The earliest Newsmaps were printed on one side only

Each strap has a hook attachment on either end

Antwerp was the ultimate objective of the German offensive

wounds and injuries sustained by glider crashes and enemy fire on the night of 5–6 June 1944 during the Normandy landings

Original German WWII Police Anti-Tobacco “No Smoking” Metal Penal Code Enforcement Sign Dated 1940 - 14 ½" x 9 ¾” German SS 2 marked canvas scabbard withOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a really interesting 14 x 9 metal sign prohibiting smoking in the immediate area from Germany during World War II. AH was heavily against smoking during the WWII period and actively encouraged anyone he met to stop smoking. This sign references a law passed in 1940 that created a fine for anyone caught smoking within the premises of the sign. The sign is in rough shape overall but retains the majority of its