GERMAN POSTWAR WOUND BANDAGE 1961
$9.99
GERMAN POSTWAR 1961 WOUND BANDAGE
Out of stock
Description
These wound bandages fit in the pocket on the inside of the tunic Most are properly marked and dated.
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- Vendor: Doug Johnston
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