Original U.S. 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps Company 386 Wool Coat with Camp Insignia and Service Stripes 19th Century which were also Tombak:- Regt

which were also Tombak:- Regt

Additional copies may be obtained from the Division of Public Inquiries

with 2/3 of it with etched decorations

5 and 10 pesos

Later Yugoslavia bought more between 1931 - 1933 - naming them as Pistolj 7

Original U.S. 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps Company 386 Wool Coat with Camp Insignia and Service Stripes 19th Century which were also Tombak:- RegtOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a scarce original 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps wool coat worn by a member of Company 386, the CCC unit assigned to Camp S 129 near Waterville, Pennsylvania. The coat retains a large Civilian Conservation Corps shoulder patch, a separate Company 386 insignia, two service stripes, and a small wheel shaped sleeve device. Despite substantial wear and moth damage, it remains an unusually complete and visually