Original U.S. WWII 2nd Infantry Division Hand Painted Metal Sign by Liberto Vilarino French Machine Guns It was transported to France

It was transported to France in May and June 1918

He hailed from Norwood Pennsylvania

it is common for them to be obsoleted

Also included is an original WW2 issue M4 Collimator Sight as depicted in FM 23-90

Constructed of stiff thick leather with canvas lining

Original U.S. WWII 2nd Infantry Division Hand Painted Metal Sign by Liberto Vilarino French Machine Guns It was transported to FranceOriginal Item: One of a kind. Found in the The Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck, North Dakota) newspaper from Monday, December 11, 1944; The champion army sign painter T 4 is Liberto Vilarino, of Los Angeles, Vilarino scoffed: "I made 17,000 in Normandy alone and once turned out 3,700 in one day." He used red, white and black, he has painted 35,000 signs since landing in France. His nearest rival slapped out 15,000. Liberto Vilarino, Army Serial Number