GERMAN TAG DER ARBEIT 1934 TINNIE
$20.00
GERMAN TAG DER ARBEIT 1934 TINNIE ORIGINAL
Description
Has safety type pin and catch. Hollow back
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Additional information
Weight | 0.015 kg |
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