A license plate part of a family’s heritage?? Looks like it’s all up to us to carry on the firearm legacy. Switzerland is toast.
“After the two license plates LU 100 were stolen from my son’s car — despite being more securely bolted-on than required — we attached our own LU 40 plate even more elaborately,” says Vreni Haeberli, who lives in Aesch in the canton of Lucerne. “We would never sell them, they’re now part of our family heritage.”
Source: How to Spot Switzerland’s Truly Rich: An Insider’s Guide – Bloomberg
