January 1943 Signal Magazine in French No1

January 1943 Signal Magazine in French No1

Marsoni

M251S

$22.00

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January 1943 Signal Magazine in French No1Original January of 1943 Signal magazine in French. Another nice issue of Signal with a number of good color pictures and some very good ads. I found something interesting on nearly every page of this one. May ship slightly rolled.

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