Original German WWII Named Red Cross Hewer with Spear Point Tip Feed Block Assembly The use of a single-point

The use of a single-point quick-release box meant that the aviator had considerable advantage when getting out of the harness

like Herman Boker & Co and James Hoey purchased Belgian made Enfields

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The interior top panel is finished in orange/brown oil cloth while the remainder of the interior is finished in orange/brown cloth

This wonderful identified example that has original period textured paint

Original German WWII Named Red Cross Hewer with Spear Point Tip Feed Block Assembly The use of a single-pointOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Red Cross Enlisted Man's Hewer is both a rare variation and named. The hilt mounts have 95% of the fine original nickel plated surfaces and only shows minor use and age; it is nice to see a hewer with this kind of preservation to the hilt as the base metal is pot metal and often the plating did not hold up well. The pommel edges are as crisp and retain much plating. The crossguard features an oval boss, stamped