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But the word "Signal" was not used by the Wehrmacht to describe the flare gun

They were quickly deployed during October–November 1917 to France and assigned to the 4th Brigade

which possibly were done to pass the time later in the war

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Original Belgian Double Barrel 11 Bore Percussion Fowling Piece for the U.S. Frontier Market with 33 Inch Barrels - circa 1850 Brown Bess But the word "Signal" wasOriginal Item: Only One Available. This substantial Belgian made 10 bore fowling piece shotgun is not marked on the lock plates, and was almost certainly intended for the U. S. Frontier market, which was booming during the 1850 1860s. Domestic production could not keep up with the demand, so fowlers were imported in some quantities from Europe, and were left without maker markings, so the retailer could mark them if desired. This well used fowling