WW2 ROF Front Line Duty plastic economy overall badge Acadia University COTC Canadian Officer Training Corps Cap Badge WW11 Gurkha Indian Hat / with lots of Mollie

Name: WW2 ROF Front Line Duty plastic economy overall badge Acadia University COTC Canadian Officer Training Corps Cap Badge WW11 Gurkha Indian Hat / with lots of Mollie
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WW2 ROF Front Line Duty plastic economy overall badge Acadia University COTC Canadian Officer Training Corps Cap Badge WW11 Gurkha Indian Hat / with lots of Mollie

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WW2 ROF Front Line Duty plastic economy overall badge Acadia University COTC Canadian Officer Training Corps Cap Badge WW11 Gurkha Indian Hat with lots of Mollie WW11 Gurkha Indian Hat turban 1:50 Scale diecast model Good condition minor wear to paintwork

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