Original U.S. WWII Raggy-Doodle Camouflage U.S. Paratrooper Cloth Doll With Parachute by Prager & Reuben - With Box & Instructions m He therefore made a controlled

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Army's second example of a visor cap after leaving the traditional kepi design

USS SC-117 in a fire on 22 December 1917

Approximate Measurements:Collar to shoulder: 9”Shoulder to sleeve: 25”Shoulder to shoulder: 16”Chest width: 17”Waist width: 14”Hip width: 17”Front length: 28"- - Royal engineers jacket with buttons and pants

Original U.S. WWII Raggy-Doodle Camouflage U.S. Paratrooper Cloth Doll With Parachute by Prager & Reuben - With Box & Instructions m He therefore made a controlledOriginal Item: Only One Available. This cloth doll is one example of children's toys during World War II that related to the ongoing war. First manufactured in about 1943 by Prager and Reuben of New York and branded as "Raggy Doodle," this doll might have been inspired by a cloth British paratrooper doll that also came with its own parachute pack. "Harry the Hawk" was sold as a fundraiser for the Royal Air Force Comforts Committee, a home front