Signal #23/24 (1941)
 
Signal was one of the major propaganda publications of the Third Reich, aimed at an international audience. It was a lavishly illustrated fortnightly magazine focusing on the war, but with other human interest stories as well. Most issues had some color photographs. It was published in 25 languages, the final issues appearing at the very end of the war. At its height, about 2,500,000 copies of each issue were printed. As late as February 1945, about 750,000 copies were still printed. Although distributed in foreign countries, it was also intended for the various foreign units allied with Germany.
 
Text in the English Language. 
 
In Poor to Fair condition- Cover is detached