Original U.S. WWII Pat-Parachute The Para-Trooper Cloth Doll with Parachute with Original Box & Instructions Brown Bess Muskets All sleeping quarters were crowded

All sleeping quarters were crowded and it was necessary for enlisted men to use the regular bunks in shifts

two viros (tint and clear) felt carry bag

in 1964 the liner construction was changed to laminated nylon and a new chinstrap design was introduced in 1975

which is read as FUJI KATSU

Original U.S. WWII Pat-Parachute The Para-Trooper Cloth Doll with Parachute with Original Box & Instructions Brown Bess Muskets All sleeping quarters were crowdedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This cloth doll is one example of children's toys during World War II that related to the ongoing war. Manufactured from 1942 to 1945 and retailed by the GEO. BORGFELT CORPORATION of New York, the "Pat Parachute The Para Trooper" doll was designed by Well Known Estonian Female Aviator Elvy Kalep, who in addition to her flying career was also trained as an artist. In the late 1930s she began to publish illustrated