Original British WWII Royal Air Force Crash Axe dated 1939 - Air Ministry and Maker Marked British Military Hats This factory started production with

This factory started production with the 1878 variant of the Vetterli rifle

looks like it might have carried cigarettes but it is too thin and we were told it is for "visiting cards" much used during Victorian times through World War One but now a thing of the past

It is full length and retains threads on the reverse end

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Original British WWII Royal Air Force Crash Axe dated 1939 - Air Ministry and Maker Marked British Military Hats This factory started production withOriginal 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