Original U.S. WWII US Marine Corps Cardboard Standee Tabletop Display Recruitment Aid Lot of 3 - 22” x 6 ¼” Original Display Machine Guns Within the following 50 years

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Original U.S. WWII US Marine Corps Cardboard Standee Tabletop Display Recruitment Aid Lot of 3 - 22” x 6 ¼” Original Display Machine Guns Within the following 50 yearsOriginal Item: Only One Lot of 3 Available. This is a fantastic lot of WWII Marine Corps history. These tabletop displays are whats known as a standee, a cardboard cutout with a foldable bracket on the back that locks into place allowing it to stand on its own. The condition is really good and exhibits signs of long service with the Marine Corps Recruiting Command though each one has had the heads reattached and other pieces taped back together. In