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First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red
  • First aid kit - case, dark red

First aid kit - case, dark red

18073
ZSRR i Rosja

Plastic box for a handy first aid kit. With belt clip.

$5.80
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18073

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Original
Condition
New / unused
Country of manufacturer
USSR and Russia (1917-1993)

Plastic box for a handy first aid kit. With belt clip.

Version in dark red.

GPSR

Brand: ZSRR i Rosja

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

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