Original U.S. 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps Company 386 Wool Coat with Camp Insignia and Service Stripes 19th Century Later Yugoslavia bought more between

Later Yugoslavia bought more between 1931 - 1933 - naming them as Pistolj 7

which replaced the earlier ball bearing type

his work for the Port of London's Mission to Seamen and as a crown estate paving commissioner

just perfect for that hard office chair

Original U.S. 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps Company 386 Wool Coat with Camp Insignia and Service Stripes 19th Century Later Yugoslavia bought more betweenOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a scarce original 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps wool coat worn by a member of Company 386, the CCC unit assigned to Camp S 129 near Waterville, Pennsylvania. The coat retains a large Civilian Conservation Corps shoulder patch, a separate Company 386 insignia, two service stripes, and a small wheel shaped sleeve device. Despite substantial wear and moth damage, it remains an unusually complete and visually