Original German WWII 98th Gebirgsjäger Mountain Trooper Regt. Piton Hammer with Waffenamt Marking Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly These almost always break off

These almost always break off or are removed later in service

These were fragile bills due to the quality in which they were manufactured

Several early volunteer regiments traced their origins to antebellum New York State Militia regiments

The musketry books also recommended that

- Original Honorable discharge dated October 17th 1946 from Fort Sheridan Illinois

Original German WWII 98th Gebirgsjäger Mountain Trooper Regt. Piton Hammer with Waffenamt Marking Category_MG 34 Reciever Assembly These almost always break offOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic service used condition World War Hakenhammer (piton hammer), which are used to hammer hooked spikes (haken) into the rock face for the attachment of ropes. Even better, it is definitely a German military issued Axe, as it has both a German Waffenamt inspection mark, as well as a Gebirgsjger regimental marking! We've only seen a few of these before! This piton hammer is offered in lovely service