WW2 1940 DATED HOME FRONT HUDSON WHISTLE
WW2 1940 DATED HOME FRONT HUDSON WHISTLE
£30.00
Description
WW2 1940 dated home front Hudson whistle in good used condition with its silver nickel plating still intact and showing age related wear.
Please see the photographs for further condition details.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 kg |
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