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Invasion of Western North Africa in 1943 as part of the 36th
A matching serial number is marked on the receiver tang behind the patent markings and under the fore stock in the standard Sharps fashion:-
The stitching has mostly torn
and it depicts the well known Hidari Futatsudomoe - (左二つ巴 - Right Handled Double Tomoe) design
There are a myriad of other small markings and inspection stamps across the entire piece
Original German Pre-WWII Unit Marked RAD Labor Corps Enlisted Mans Hewer by Solinger Axt- und Hauerfabrik - Service Worn Disallow PayPal & Amazon Checkout Invasion of Western North AfricaOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a wonderful service used German Enlisted Man's RAD Hewer, which looks to have seen extensive use during the war. It is missing the scabbard, and shows overall wear indicating it was actually used as a "hewer". It even has a F. 315 unit marking stamped onto the left side of the hilt, something we usually don't see on these. Definitely a great "salty" example with some very nice research potential! The hilt of
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