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This Belgian enamelled reproduction sign by Emaillerie Belge features the map “The War Against Japan – 1 June 1943 – 31 August 1944” and measures 82 × 62 cm.

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Beautiful Large Historical Enamel Sign – Emaillerie Belge – World War II – 82 x 62 cm
A special and striking enamel wall sign by Emaillerie Belge, featuring a reproduction of a historical map from World War II. The map is titled “The War Against Japan – 1 June 1943 – 31 August 1944” and shows the course of the campaign against Japan in Asia and the Pacific.
The detailed map depicts various territories, islands and key locations, with colored areas and markings showing the Allied advance during the war. The beautiful combination of light blue, warm shades of orange and dark accents gives the sign a striking, authentic vintage look.
The sign is made of enamel, with its characteristic glossy finish and sturdy metal backing. The reverse bears the inscription Emaillerie Belge – Surfaces in Enamel.
With its generous dimensions, this is a real eye-catcher on the wall. Ideal for military history enthusiasts, collectors of WWII memorabilia, or as a decorative piece in an industrial, vintage or historically inspired interior.
This is a reproduction of a historical map from World War II, not an original sign from the wartime period. The sign shows some signs of use and age, consistent with its condition and appearance. Please see the photos for details.
Dimensions: 82 x 62 cm.
A beautiful, historically interesting decorative collectible that brings together history and craftsmanship in a truly special way!

Beautiful Large Historical Enamel Sign – Emaillerie Belge – World War II – 82 x 62 cm
A special and striking enamel wall sign by Emaillerie Belge, featuring a reproduction of a historical map from World War II. The map is titled “The War Against Japan – 1 June 1943 – 31 August 1944” and shows the course of the campaign against Japan in Asia and the Pacific.
The detailed map depicts various territories, islands and key locations, with colored areas and markings showing the Allied advance during the war. The beautiful combination of light blue, warm shades of orange and dark accents gives the sign a striking, authentic vintage look.
The sign is made of enamel, with its characteristic glossy finish and sturdy metal backing. The reverse bears the inscription Emaillerie Belge – Surfaces in Enamel.
With its generous dimensions, this is a real eye-catcher on the wall. Ideal for military history enthusiasts, collectors of WWII memorabilia, or as a decorative piece in an industrial, vintage or historically inspired interior.
This is a reproduction of a historical map from World War II, not an original sign from the wartime period. The sign shows some signs of use and age, consistent with its condition and appearance. Please see the photos for details.
Dimensions: 82 x 62 cm.
A beautiful, historically interesting decorative collectible that brings together history and craftsmanship in a truly special way!

Details

Era
After 2000
Title
Replica of a historical enamel sign
Country of origin
Belgium
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
82 cm
Width
62 cm
Depth
2 cm
Autographed by a famous person
No
Estimated period
2010-2020
Qualification
Reproduction/replica
BelgiumVerified
5401
Objects sold
92.71%
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