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the Lancaster Guardian paper claimed that: "The strictest precautions are taken to prevent escape or communication with the outside world
especially if you have an old McClellan saddle lying around
Since then they have sat in my collection
The anterior end of this handle is quadrangular
Original German WWII Austrian-Made Mountain Trooper’s Ice Pickaxe - Unit Marked - Gebirgsjäger Spitzhacke EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION the Lancaster Guardian paper claimedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic service used condition World War Two "Aschenbrenner" style Fhrerpickel (guide pick) ice axe by the Austrian firm of Akadem Pickel F. Ralling, located in Fulpmes in the Austrian Alps. Also called the Gebirgsjger Spitzhacke (Mountain Trooper Pickaxe), this example has a great regimental marking on both sides of the shaft, which reads as 10. J. R. 19. This could be for the 10th Jger Regiment, 10th
