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A Large German Sign for the Office of the Reichsnährstand Regional Agricultural Leader

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A Large German Sign for the Office of the Reichsnährstand Regional Agricultural Leader

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A Large German Sign for the Office of the Reichsnährstand Regional Agricultural Leader

A Large German Sign for the Bureau of the Magistrate Crafted in 1.6 mm thick steel (magnetic); the surface in white enamel with black glossy enamel German eagle clutching an oak leaf wreath, with a swastika in the centre; black enamel lettering in gothic print “Amt des Schiedsmanns” (Bureau of the Magistrate); measuring 393 mm x 330 mm; some light surface corrosion on the obverse (uncleaned); with some moderate corrosion on the reverse, very fine condition. Footnote: The municipal arbitration in Germany during the Third Reich served to settle less significant/serious criminal and civil matters. These bureaus concerned themselves with general arbitration and acted to serve justice in criminal matters and to “restore quality” in civil matters. The Councillor is referred to as the magistrate or arbitrator in Germany.