Monument du Mardasson, plaster project for the five bronze directional markers on the roof of the monument, used as an orientation table. Each element indicates the high points of the Battle of Bastogne, with the geographical and regimental references of the surrounding area. Plaster structure mounted on a wooden frame, made up of five isosceles triangles numbered I to V. One triangle measures 77 x 110 cm. The whole shows visible wear and a patina characteristic of its age. Condition II+. The Mardasson monument was unveiled in 1950. These plaster projects must date from 1947/1948. Mardasson Monument, plaster model of the five directional bronze markers located on the roof of the monument, used as an orientation table. Each element marks key sites of the Battle of Bastogne, including geographic and regimental references from the surrounding area. The plaster structure is mounted on a wooden frame and consists of five isosceles triangles numbered I to V. Each triangle measures approximately 30.3 x 43.3 inches. The piece shows visible wear and a patina typical of its age. Condition II+. The Mardasson Monument was inaugurated in 1950. These plaster models are believed to date from 1947/1948.