Original WWII U.S. 101st Airborne Battle of the Bulge Brass NUTS Plaque - Bastogne 1944 French Ordnance The corrugated magazine sides are

The corrugated magazine sides are distinctive to the versions made in

Probably the most famous

Stabler was paid a royalty of 25 cents for each carbine fabricated with his magazine cut-off device

This collection belonged to USMC Lieutenant (by battlefield commission) Harland W

but Emerson and Silver specifically made them with brass-fitted steel

Original WWII U.S. 101st Airborne Battle of the Bulge Brass NUTS Plaque - Bastogne 1944 French Ordnance The corrugated magazine sides areOriginal Item: Only one available. This is a fascinating piece of WWII history. This bronze plaque was more than likely made by a foundry in Couvin, Belgium, who was known to have created brass plaques to commemorate the siege of Bastogne during the famous Battle of the Bulge. It is in very good condition with only minor scratches on it. It measures approximately 5 x 5 . The basic design features two military figures towering above a view of Bastogne.