Original U.S. Korean War Women's Army Corps WAC Brown Handbag with Contents Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia All military Imperial Guard Divisions

All military Imperial Guard Divisions were dissolved at the end of World War II

the prototype failed in testing in July 1941 because the

Crown Cork & Seal Company of Baltimore was one of two manufacturers that made around 20

red brown in color and with a vertical grain and clear center ridge

Enlisted or NCO personnel were permitted to purchase K-98 dress bayonets with fancy etched blades

Original U.S. Korean War Women's Army Corps WAC Brown Handbag with Contents Military Awards Medals Badges Insignia All military Imperial Guard DivisionsOriginal Item: Only One Available. Korean War WAC leather shoulder purse. Made of cafe' brown calf with an expandable gusset bottom. The leather shoulder strap is adjustable but can not be removed. The bag is lined in dark chocolate brown and has a center partition. The back section has a welted zippered compartment. Inside the compartment is an original data tag that reads: HANDBAG, WOMEN'SCAFE' BROWN64, LEATHERI. M. EDDY MFG. CO., INC. 5 NOVEMBER