Original U.S. WWII Era Marine Corps M-1938 Wire Cutters With Mint USMC Pattern Canvas Carrier With Front Button Snap Untouched Antique Guns a subcamp of the Buchenwald

a subcamp of the Buchenwald concentration camp

superceded the earlier varieties in 1944

matching the worn condition of the bayonet

like most paratrooper liners

marked for a Signals Enlisted man

Original U.S. WWII Era Marine Corps M-1938 Wire Cutters With Mint USMC Pattern Canvas Carrier With Front Button Snap Untouched Antique Guns a subcamp of the BuchenwaldOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. During World War I and World War II, barbed wire was a common obstacle in the trenches that hindered forward progress. Miles and miles of suspended wire were strung along both sides, and there was no way to cross "No Man's Land" without getting through it. Various devices such as explosives and complicated cutters mounted on the muzzles of rifles were used to cut the wire. However, the most reliable and effective