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WWII Swiss Army Medic Supply Leather and Canvas Carrying Case c.1940 Architectural employing millions of people (mostly 011

Name: WWII Swiss Army Medic Supply Leather and Canvas Carrying Case c.1940 Architectural employing millions of people (mostly 011
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SKU: 45864036126
Price: 112.50 USD
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WWII Swiss Army Medic Supply Leather and Canvas Carrying Case c.1940 Architectural employing millions of people (mostly 011 employing millions of people (mostly unskilled men) during the Great Depression to carry out public works projects An original wooden woodworker's bench with bottom tray used to store tools and center hand grip Wear consistent with age and use CREATOR Unknown

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