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While out antiqin in Kentucky today I found this and had to buy it. It was not that hard to snag it, these are rarely seen these days with original paint in tact. Manoil made alot of the WW1 soldier toy figures, you've probably seen them all over the internet. Right price and right now!
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very beautiful signaholic:) love this buddy:)
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I don't think kids these days would appreciate such simple toys!But boy do I love'um !
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