Original U.S. WWII US Army Signal Corps Lineman’s Tool Set With CS-34 Leather Pouch, TL-29 Pocket Knife and U.S. Pliers Japanese Militaria We were flying on N

We were flying on N for Nan’s wing and leading the high right element of the low left squadron

around the Ordnance "flaming bomb" over the date

This revolver is correctly marked with ADAMS PATENT on the right side of the frame

was sunk by a Japanese submarine during the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal on 13 November 1942

Original U.S. WWII US Army Signal Corps Lineman’s Tool Set With CS-34 Leather Pouch, TL-29 Pocket Knife and U.S. Pliers Japanese Militaria We were flying on NOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is a lovely example of a toolset that would have been critical when it came to wired communication during WWII and the following years. These kits were not only used by the Signal Corps but also by Engineers and Airborne Troops as well. This versatile set would have been used for basically anything requiring a knife and pliers, such as stripping wire, crimping blasting caps and so on. While some tool kits