Original British WWII Era Royal Air Force Crash Axe - Air Ministry and Maker Marked Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts and a group dating from

and a group dating from the First World War came from the Elswick Ordnance Company

- WWII Pilot Goggles

Barrel shows London proof marks and Maker's Mark I

The GP90 7

the expanding gases generated by the cartridges propelled the grenade forward with considerable force

Original British WWII Era Royal Air Force Crash Axe - Air Ministry and Maker Marked Category_Gahendra Martini Rifles & Parts and a group dating fromOriginal Item: Only One Available. Covered overall in slight salt and pepper pitting, this is the real thing: a CRASH AXE used by Air 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. This style of axe was used by both British and American bomber crews during WWII and after. This example