British WWII Military Pick Axe, dated 1942 John Player and front-line service

and front-line service

Transvaal: This bar was awarded for service in the South African Republic (Transvaal) during the Second Boer War

These 'drums' in particular are the smaller size carrying 100 rounds - fewer rounds total but much easier to carry and maneuver with (especially over the large hard plastic drums)

The dials are crisp and fully legible

Educational Value: Learn about the storied traditions and achievements of military regiments through these educational cards

British WWII Military Pick Axe, dated 1942 John Player and front-line serviceBritish WWII Military Pick Axe, dated 1942 and made in Sheffield. It is in good condition with some wear, retaining almost all of its original paint, and separates into two pieces. 56. 5cm wide head and the shaft is 91 cm long.