Original U.S. WWII 1943 Westfield Compax Model F 92-L Marine Corps Paratrooper Folding Bicycle Garand & U.S. Rifles Baggett thanking Bob Ford for

Baggett thanking Bob Ford for his check she also included an original wartime photo of her husband in this uniform as well as a photocopy of his Honorable Discharge

It does not appear to have any arsenal repairs

Inside the case its is marked DICK BOHANNON under the lip of the cover and D

200 casualties including over 1

the 40th Bomb Group planned to fly missions against Japan from airfields in China

Original U.S. WWII 1943 Westfield Compax Model F 92-L Marine Corps Paratrooper Folding Bicycle Garand & U.S. Rifles Baggett thanking Bob Ford forOriginal Item: Only One Available. On December 23rd, 1937 a U. S. Patent was filed for a collapsible bicycle. The patent had six unique features to make it fold into a small space for easy storage and transport. The Patent was awarded on August 13th, 1940. In 1938 the Compax Mfg Co. Inc. introduced its Compax Vagabond Folding bike. This bike was designed for easy transport and was targeted to apartment dwellers, yachtsmen and vacationers along with