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US SOLDIER USED WORLD WAR II FOOTLOCKER A MUST SEE!
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HI AND THANKS FOR STOPPING BY AND TAKING A LOOK AT MY AUCTION. WHAT A FIND THIS IS. I REALLY HATE TO PART WITH THIS ITEM, BUT IT HAS TO GO. WHAT I HAVE IS OLD ARMED SERVICES FOOTLOCKER FROM THE END OF WWII ERA. IT MEASURES APPROXIMATELY 30 INCHES LONG, 12 INCHES HIGH AND 16-3/4 INCHES WIDE. WHAT A PIECE OF HISTORY ON THE TOP IT HAS PAINTED ON IT JOE. GIROUX 1174 CO C.C.C. WESTFIELD MASS. ALONG WITH WHAT APPEARS TO BE A POSTMARKING OF FAIRFIELD MAINE APRIL 7 8:30 A.M. 1941. ALONG WITH WHAT ALSO APPEARS TO BE A STAMP PAINTED ON OF THE 3 CENT LIBERTY CENT. IN THE BOTTOM RIGHT HAND CORNER IS 1941 PAINTED IN RED. ON THE FRONT OF THE LOCKER T IS TWO WORKING BUCKLES. ONE LEATHER STRAPPED HANDLE THAT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, AND A LOCK LATCH THAT IS BENT FROM WHAT LOOKS LIKE IT HAD TO BE PRIED ON TO GET IT OPEN. ON EACH OF THE ENDS T IS A LEATHER STRAPPED HANDLE BOTH APPEAR TO BE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION ALSO WITH A LITTLE BIT OF FRAYING GOING ON. ON THE BOTTOM OF THE LOCKER T IS SOME WEAR. ON ONE CORNER T IS A RAILWAY EXPRESS INCORPORATED AGENCY STICKER ON IT. WRITTEN ON THE STICKER APPEARS (BUT NOT LEGIBLE) A FIRST NAME GIROUX. WITH AN ADDRESS THAT APPEARS TO READ 5 WATER ST. FAIRFIELD MAINE. VALUE 10. I HOPE I DESCRIBED THIS THIS BEST I COULD. JUST REMEMBER THIS IS OLD T IS SOME WEAR AND TEAR ON THIS, BUT I BELIEVE IT IS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION BASED THAT IT HAS DONE SOME TRAVELING. AS FAR AS THE INSIDE GOES IT HAS BEEN USED, AND ON THE INSIDE OF THE LID THE PAPER ON ONE OF CORNERS IS RIPPED AND LIFTING. SO, ONCE AGAIN THANKS FOR STOPPING BY AND TAKING A PEEK.
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