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Helmet M1 from 50s "heat stamp" MW A3. Liner CAPAC.

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€366,30

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Product code	ZBOZI PODLE PARAGRAFU 90 ZAKONA O DPH963
Brand	G.I.
Category	Korea War
Warranty	NE

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Helmet M1 from 50s "heat stamp" MW A3. Liner CAPAC.

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