Original German WWII Prisoner of War Carved Wooden Model Tiger I Afrikakorps Tank - 7 ⅝" Long German Ordnance which is usually indicated by

which is usually indicated by a number stamped on the front between the eyepieces

atex is torn otherwise all is in very good condition

dated March 9

Placing the devices was another task altogether

Colt would stop marking the cylinders until 1912

Original German WWII Prisoner of War Carved Wooden Model Tiger I Afrikakorps Tank - 7 ⅝" Long German Ordnance which is usually indicated byOriginal Item: One Of A Kind. Here we have a lovely small wooden model tank, made by a German Prisoner of War in one of the many camps located in the United States during WWII. It is marked A. K. TIG. on the front, so this is a model of a German Tiger I Tank, as used by the Deutsches Afrikakorps late in the North Africa campaign. It measures 7 " Long by 2 " wide by 3 " tall, and is painted with a lovely Africa pattern tri color camouflage. There are