Original Rare German WWII Silver Serving Tray from Der Führer Deutsches Reichsbahn Dining Car Military Maps It doesn't cast much of

It doesn't cast much of a beam but it is enough to send signals using the screw-off head with revolving color wheel

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Admiral Lord Nelson destroyed the Combined French and Spanish Ships at the BATTLE of TRAFALGAR in 1805 and finally the Duke of Wellington concluded the Napoleonic Wars with his victory at the BATTLE of WATERLOO in 1815

Circa 1860

Original Rare German WWII Silver Serving Tray from Der Führer Deutsches Reichsbahn Dining Car Military Maps It doesn't cast much ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very rare example of a German WWII Silver serving tray, as used on the personal Deutsches Reichsbahn (German National Railway) dining car used by Der Fhrer und Reichskanzler of NSDAP Germany, Adolf H. While one might expect that the leader of Germany would travel by plane, at that time in Europe the king of luxury transportation was still the train, and the personal dining car of Der Fhrer would have had