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"Sign" ID?

Hi

From another Forum, the question was asked as to the significance of the "sign" behind the soldier.

I had thought it might be a crate, shipping container, or even tailgate off a small vehicle. Doesn't look like a "sign".

Soldier is a Lorne Scott and this may be Holland 1945.

Any thoughts?

regards
Darrell

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