Original U.S. WWII Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps Children’s Play Suit by Halco in Original Box Russian Army  This translates to "Marine

 This translates to "Marine Parts on Land"

except inside the breech

and do not look to have any maker markings on them

this is a very nice "ALL MATCHING" example

This is the first time we have had a bayonet by Wilde Tool

Original U.S. WWII Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps Children’s Play Suit by Halco in Original Box Russian Army  This translates to "MarineOriginal Item: Only One Available. The time honored tradition of playing Army dates back centuries. Children have always wanted to emulate those around them and if theyre from a military family they do so to honor them. It was no different during the WWII era. The war was in every household, on the radio and at the picture shows. There were countless recycling drives and award systems specifically for children and the War Effort, this was essentially