Original German Pre - WWII 1942-Dated Short Handled Pioneer Wire Cutters with Extremely Scarce Preßstoff Carrier by Karl Barth of Waldbröhl MG 34 Mounts it is still a great

it is still a great example of a WWII Japanese Hachimaki

Custer graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1861 as the "class goat

The back plate is missing and 2 tabs are broken and missing off the back of the shield

US Reserve & Engineer officer’s insignia

neck guard apron is batch number stamped PN229

Original German Pre - WWII 1942-Dated Short Handled Pioneer Wire Cutters with Extremely Scarce Preßstoff Carrier by Karl Barth of Waldbröhl MG 34 Mounts it is still a greatOriginal Item: Only One Available. The German Pioniertruppen (Pioneer troops) were equipped to accomplish many different tasks. Whether it was laying mines, building (or demolishing) bridges, removing obstacles or constructing earth re enforcments; the Pioneer troops carried the necessary equipment. They had a variety of different tools such as long spades, saws, explosives, detonators, and wire cutters. The Drahtschere (wire cutters) were key during