Found this a couple of years ago in a old house in Finnish Lapland , normally you see the German made plates but this one is a bit differet being made in Norway
Found this a couple of years ago in a old house in Finnish Lapland , normally you see the German made plates but this one is a bit differet being made in Norway
I assume most got destroyed because of any thoughts about being Quislings.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
Yes Anon makes sense but alot of the broken plates i find in Norway and Lapland are German made plates just wondered if this was made for a mess or Railway service in Norway ? or something like that
Gotta be a rare survivor whatever the truth of it and perhaps made locally for the railways as you suggest, I could not say.
Regards,
Jerry
Whatever its just an opinion.
"Porsgrun Porselen" made alot of different stuff. Everywhere the germans had soldiers in Norway you sometimes can find examples of these "PP" items.
When i was collecting everything from ww2, i had alot of different PP plates, cups etc.
Some had the stamps on top, some had stamps under.
Today i dont know how easy it is to find examples
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