Original U.S. Post WWII Woodman's Pal Survival Axe by Victor Tool with Belt Carrier Japanese Documents and Books leaving the gun un-signed so

leaving the gun un-signed so an American Gunsmith could add his name and address

On the way into France the Group ran into heavy flak over the Normandy beaches

To avoid malfunctions the head has to be tightly screwed back onto the handle

The inside area has the familiar thermometer reflecting too many digits to count

and this is the first example that we have ever had

Original U.S. Post WWII Woodman's Pal Survival Axe by Victor Tool with Belt Carrier Japanese Documents and Books leaving the gun un-signed soOriginal Item: Only One Available. The "Woodman's Pal" survival axe was originally a tool for forestry or agriculture, but quickly earned a place as an outstanding military implement. The well designed and balanced blade was first procured in World War II, and was useful for brush clearing, construction, camouflage, and a multitude of other listed uses. The Woodman's Pal served through the Vietnam War and is still part of the military inventory of