




Leggings canvas M-1938, white, Military Police (US Army)
Reproduction of the white leggings canvas M-1938, mainly used by the Military Police. Delivered with laces.
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Reproduction of the white leggings canvas M-1938, mainly used by the Military Police. Delivered with laces.
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