A detailed Omaha Beach East (Colleville-sur-Mer) military map used in planning the D-Day invasion of Normandy. Featuring navigation notes for coxswains, beach gradients, and obstacle overlays, this map reflects the tactical preparation behind one of WWII’s most significant operations. Marked “Top Secret BIGOT,” it represents restricted invasion intelligence used during the Allied landings.
Features Iconic Omaha Beach D-Day landing zone “Top Secret – BIGOT” classification marking Detailed coxswain/navigation instructions Beach gradient and obstacle data Large fold-out display piece Strong historical and decor appeal
Flaws Fold lines from storage Light discoloration from age Minor marks/wear visible Not confirmed as original WWII print (likely later reproduction)