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ARVN backpack
ARVN backpack with frame, same type as favored by Marine Corp. Vietnam bringback. Pictures upon request. $85.00 plus shipping. (read more)
Gun #: 994631308
Seller: SFC Bob
$85.00
1 Image(s) U,S model 1910 haversack dated 1918
U,S model 1910 haversack dated 1918
Original U.S. WWI Issue M1910 Haversack no rips or tears some very small stains appears to be complete and in great shape marked PLANT BROS & Co 10-1918 44 marked on the front U.S ... (read more)
Gun #: 929446264
Seller: mikes knives
$65.00
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