Original WWI French Barbed Wire Cutters – British Broad Arrow Marked – Trench Warfare Engineer Tool
An original pair of World War I French barbed wire cutters, dating from the First World War (1914–1918). These heavy-duty cutters were designed for cutting enemy barbed wire during trench assaults and were used by engineers and assault troops on the Western Front.
£40.00 GBP
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This example retains its original forged steel construction with original wooden handles and displays an attractive untouched patina acquired over more than a century. The cutters are in solid condition, with intact handles and freely moving joints
Notably, the tool bears a British Broad Arrow property mark, indicating British government ownership or acceptance for military service. French-manufactured equipment was supplied to and used by British forces during the First World War
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- E16 1ND, London, United Kingdom
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