German (obviously ) MK II D tank converted to flamethower vehicle.
The MK IID used a different suspension than the other MK IIs with four large road wheels.
Gen. Nuto Navarini, commander of Italian Forces (seated left) and Gen. Rommel before First battle of El Alamein, 1st July – 27th July 1942, with Staff Officers.
Propaganda painting from Richard Rudolph, Kameraden, oil on canvas, ca 1942.
from
Biderdienst Suddeutscher Verlag, Monaco
in
Berthold Hinz, L'arte del Nazismo, Mazzotta it ed.
But often relations between Italians and Germans during WWII were not as idyllic as shown in this painting.
OK, it's sorta' related to WWII, a sign in Corpus Christi Texas circa 1940
(Piggly-Wiggly is a grocery store chain in the southern U.S. for our overseas friends.)
So much innuendo could be had here, I'll leave it to your imaginations.
Source - www.shorpy.com