Carrier, Pick-Mattock, M-1910, US Army, HARIAN 1944
Genuine WWII US Army M1910 Entrenching Pick-Mattock canvas carrier, manufactured by Harian and dated 1944.
Good overall condition; number 53165 has been painted inside.
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Genuine WWII US Army M1910 Entrenching Pick-Mattock canvas carrier, manufactured by Harian and dated 1944.
Good overall condition; number 53165 has been painted inside.
