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Commemorative badge - Aerial Gapa, large
  • Commemorative badge - Aerial Gapa, large
  • Commemorative badge - Aerial Gapa, large
  • Commemorative badge - Aerial Gapa, large
  • Commemorative badge - Aerial Gapa, large

Commemorative badge - Aerial Gapa, large

17620
Polska

Commemorative aluminium casting made by soldiers. Modelled on the Airborne Badge, popularly known as the "Gapa". Designed to be hung on the wall.

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Original
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Used - 4/5 - average signs of the use, scratches, slight dents
Country of manufacturer
Poland (PRL)

Commemorative aluminium casting made by soldiers. Modelled on the Airborne Badge, popularly known as the "Gapa". Designed to be hung on the wall.

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Brand: Polska

Collector's item not intended for children under eight years of age.

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