men s travel bags Cool Leather Mens Weekender Bag Duffle Bags Overnight Bag – iwalletsmen Cute Cat 3D Ears Choose a Kit Size::#10 Hook Size Kit 6000DX from clothes to toiletries

men s travel bags Cool Leather Mens Weekender Bag Duffle Bags Overnight Bag – iwalletsmen Cute Cat 3D Ears Choose a Kit Size::#10 Hook Size Kit 6000DX from clothes to toiletries

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Savings Bonds Ad ~ Great Patriotic Art 1935 Castle Heights Military Academy Ad 1935 Mimeograph Ad ~ Donald Denton Buried Treasure Art 1935 Mimeograph Ad ~ Gorgeous Donald Denton Art 1935 Official Boy Scout Merchandise Ad ~ Tug of War 1935 Red Heart Dog Food Ad ~ Robert Dickey Boston Terriers 1935 Royal Portable Typewriter Ad ~ William Steig 1935 Underwood Noiseless Typewriter Ad ~ You Can Hear a Pin Drop 1936 Fifth Avenue Coach Company Bus Advertising Space Ad 1936 Imperial Wallpaper Ad ~ Gladys Swarthout 1936 Red Heart Dog Food Ad ~ Dog On Trapeze 1936 Red Heart Dog Food Ad ~ Nell Stolp Smock 1936 Texas Centennial Expo Ad 1936 Vintage Sweet-Orr Boy Scout Uniforms Ad 1937 Hotel Astor Ad ~ Astor Roof ~ Ozzie Nelson 1937 Red Heart Dog Food Ad ~ Growling Husbands 1937 US Savings Bonds Ad ~ Patriotic Art 1937 Women's Field Army ~ American Cancer Society Ad 1938 Bell Telephone Ad ~ Old Time Phone 1938 Mimeograph Machine Ad 1938 Red Cross Ad ~ The Greatest Mother 1938 Southern California Tourism Ad ~ Fun, Colorful Illustrated Map 1938 Vintage Boy Scout Flashlight Ad 1939 Monsanto Chemicals Ad ~ Felix Schmidt Art ~ Southern Cotton Pickers 1939 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Ad ~ Chalfonte Shop, Syracuse NY 1939 Red Heart Dog Food Ad ~ English, Irish Setter 1939 Royal Portable Typewriter Ad ~ Magic Margin 1940 Alcoa Ad ~ Leo Leboeuf, Massena, NY 1940 ALCOA Aluminum Company Ad ~ Firmond Carpenter of Tennessee 1940 Clapp's Baby Food Ad ~ Vintage Baby Carriages 1940 Congress Playing Cards Ad ~ How to Shuffle 1940 Green Giant Peas Ad ~ Pearls in Pods 1940 L.C

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Choose a Kit Size::#10 Hook Size Kit

The “C” after the No.25 was drilled out and a “2” added next to it (shown in one photo below), so old parts from before the war were being used up

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