Original British Korean War Era Unissued Folding Trench Saw (FA 16645) Still In Original Packaging With Box - Dated 1952 Conflict next to the maker city

next to the maker city of OXFORD / ENGLAND and the date of 1939

the Germans ambushed a three-man patrol at Sandodden

the (second) Gewandhaus (concert hall) was almost totally destroyed as a result of the attacks

5s which it would be equipped were intended to be fitted with American license-built Hispano-Suiza 8 engines manufactured by Wright Aeronautical

Original British Korean War Era Unissued Folding Trench Saw (FA 16645) Still In Original Packaging With Box - Dated 1952 Conflict next to the maker cityOriginal Item: Only One Available. Now this is something you don't see every day! This is a British Korean War issue flexible blade chain saw, the fore runner of the Chain saws we know today. Each end of the flexible blade is fitted with a substantial steel ring through which two wood handles attach allowing easy use by two men at the same time. This is just like the ones issued to the British during WWI and WWII. All contents are still heavily