Original U.S. WWII 1940 Dated Anti Axis "Nuts” Store Merchandiser Display Board- 22" x 22" Original Machine Gun Part Sets We therefore believe that these

We therefore believe that these early printed Minden Flashes originate from early-mid 1941 when the first large scale use of printed insignia came into use

The three upper suspension bands are joined together with the correct tie strap

The blue field of the Union Flag was darkened at this time at the request of the Admiralty

The grip mountings are also very nicely engraved with line and circle motifs

Original U.S. WWII 1940 Dated Anti Axis "Nuts” Store Merchandiser Display Board- 22" x 22" Original Machine Gun Part Sets We therefore believe that theseOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an extremely rare WWII anti axis cardboard countertop store display. NUTS is the name of the display. The manufacturer holes on the advertising sign are designed to hold bags of nuts in a store. NUTS also refers to die cut images of German (AH), Italian (Mussolini) and Russian (Stalin) leaders of the Axis countries during World War Two. This cardboard is dated 1940, a year before the United States joined the