GERMAN WW2 BLACK UREA 21MM BUTTONS
$1.25
BLACK UREA 21MM BUTTONS REPRODUCTION
Out of stock
Description
hese Black 21mm urea buttons were used on German parkas, Field Division Jackets, Panzer coveralls, FJ smocks and assault gun wrappers.
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- Vendor: Doug Johnston
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