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US Pickmattocks & Carriers
Last Updated: July 28, 2008
Marking on pickM-1910 Pick-Mattock
Reproduction entrenching pick, dated 1944. Covers are original, khaki, unissued WWI production. The ones we have checked have all been dated 1918. The only difference between these and WWII covers (besides the date) are the 5/8 slides. Just in case you're wondering. Yes, tons of WWI gear was leftover and used in WWII. It is 110% historically correct. Even for paratroopers...
$30.00
WW I Pickmattock Cover:
Unissued, khaki covers for the "Doughboy"/GI infantry picks. These are in excellent shape, most have only storage dust, but are overall in excellent shape. They are World War I, with coarser gold colored material and different (brass) buckles than the WW II types. Marked H&P 11-18.
$10.00
