35050 - “Mary with Fresh Strawberries” Late 18th Century Woman with Basket Conte Vikings a British sailor on shore

a British sailor on shore leave is having his shoes polished

each winter suit was made to be fully reversible with white snow camouflage on one side with a dark or maus grey on the reverse

two front cut-through pocket openings

This weapon was so good that it also saw service in Korea (1950-53) and even limited service during the early part of the Vietnam War with the South Vietnamese Army

35050 - “Mary with Fresh Strawberries” Late 18th Century Woman with Basket Conte Vikings a British sailor on shoreMary with Fresh Strawberries Late 18th Century Woman with Basket The strawberry was used as a medicinal plant by the ancient Romans. The French began taking strawberries from the forest to their gardens in the 14th century. The plants could be easily propagated asexually by cutting off the runners, which led to a higher yield, albeit still of the diminutive fruit seen in the wild. The Iroquois in North America gathered and enjoyed wild strawberries