Original U.S. WWII M1943 Entrenching Tool Shovel with Canvas Carrier Category_Night Sights and humorous to being aggressive

and humorous to being aggressive

Sherman – Temporarily attached to the regiment during the middle of July and transferred to the 7th Virginia Infantry as Company F in April 1862

of tooled and embossed leather with gold inlay bearing the official Coat of Arms of the Master General of Ordnance of Three Cannons in a shield under a Crown

Reconnaissance Vehicle

Please know that this is a VERY limited run

Original U.S. WWII M1943 Entrenching Tool Shovel with Canvas Carrier Category_Night Sights and humorous to being aggressiveOriginal Item: One Only. One of scores of items that made life a little easier and safer for the World War II soldier was an improved entrenching tool. Unlike World War I where soldiers spent most of their time at the front in, in World War II the emphasis was on individual shelter and the need to construct hasty foxholes. For that reason, the entrenching tool became an indispensable piece of equipment, as necessary as a weapon in many settings. One