Cleaning Chain, for Mauser 98k, Normandy
Genuine WWII German cleaning chain for Mauser 98k, generally issued with cleaning kit type RG34.
Good condition.
The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
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Genuine WWII German cleaning chain for Mauser 98k, generally issued with cleaning kit type RG34.
Good condition.
The present artifact comes from a significant collection built up by a Norman collector in the last thirty years.
