Original German WWII DRK Red Cross EM/NCO Hewer with Scabbard & Frog - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Martini-Henry Parts Engine and transmission were borrowed

Engine and transmission were borrowed from UH-1D

A very fine example of a Model 1915 Bavarian Enlisted Man’s Greatcoat in Feldgrau

Shows signs of honest wear from use

In 1934 he developed a wind driven generator that was designed for farm use

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Original German WWII DRK Red Cross EM/NCO Hewer with Scabbard & Frog - Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Martini-Henry Parts Engine and transmission were borrowedOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is an excellent example of the German Red Cross (DRK) Enlisted Man Non Commissioned Officer Hewer, complete with scabbard and 1941 dated leather frog. The hewer has a blunt tip, and edge, as it was intended for combat medics, who would make more use of the Sawback blade, which could be used to cut wood for splints. The heavy blade could be used for chopping, similar to the U. S. Hospital corps "bolo" knives of