Original French WWII Partisan Propaganda 20 Franc Note - Throttled! Receiver Top Cover sturdy counterattacks by the 104th

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

This supple leather holster is maker marked:

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

the two outer stripes each occupying a fifth of its height

Original French WWII Partisan Propaganda 20 Franc Note - Throttled! Receiver Top Cover sturdy counterattacks by the 104thOriginal 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