Original U.S. WWII / Post War Era “Emergency First Aid Red Cross” Enamel Porcelain Sign - 24” x 18” U.S. Military Maps We can see that there

We can see that there is definitely a ramrod channel in the stock

confirming the rank

The seven artillery regiments were designated as regiments of artillery and were not distinguished as being either "coast" or "field" artillery as was the practice in the 20th Century

Most effective and ready to display

Below this on the shaft of the stick there is an attached cannon on a carriage

Original U.S. WWII / Post War Era “Emergency First Aid Red Cross” Enamel Porcelain Sign - 24” x 18” U.S. Military Maps We can see that thereOriginal Item: Only One Available. Signs made from enamel or porcelain were one of the most durable and robust. Also, their weather resistance made them a favorite of gas and service stations whose signs are often exposed to the elements. Its inherent strength also made it a perfect canvas for the often bold and colorful illustrations as it would age incredibly well. Today, enamel and porcelain signs are one of the most common and popular collectibles