Description
one of these earliest style trowel bayonets
The primary targets of the 15th Air Force
though there is a good amount of wear
The steel scabbard is in very good condition with both prongs present
" had never before been more forcefully demonstrated on the battlefield
Original British WWII Royal Air Force Crash Axe dated 1939 - Air Ministry and Maker Marked Category_MG 34 Buffer & Butt Stock one of these earliest styleOriginal Item: Only One Available. Covered overall in slight salt and pepper pitting, this is the real thing: a CRASH AXE used by Crewmen to break out of damaged aircraft. Heavy hard Rubber permanently attached handle cover with large curved blade axe head with spike protruding rearward. Measures 15 3 4 inches long, with a 7 1 2 inch long head. Marked on the exposed shaft: CHILLINGTON 1939 2IF 1 (CROWN) A. M. There are also markings on the handle, but