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The axe heads seems to be a 'Hudson Bay' type  (these are of French origin) the North Americans seem to go for this style more than the light  Scandinavian forest axe style, German /Austrian forest  axe style such as by Muller is again different..    The entrenching tools - you don't have the universal heft , they look a bit Mittel Europe  ?

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7 minutes ago, ruxy said:

The axe heads seems to be a 'Hudson Bay' type  (these are of French origin) the North Americans seem to go for this style more than the light  Scandinavian forest axe style, German /Austrian forest  axe style such as by Muller is again different..    The entrenching tools - you don't have the universal heft , they look a bit Mittel Europe  ?

Thanks, bought it from Witham and was thinking of either to use or part of a display, hence asking for information,

In daylight will have another look, it was sold as unissued 

Will see if NSN number on anything.

 

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What you have is part of the CES for the Cougar family of vehicles, Mastiff, Ridgeback and Wolfhound. The spade, rake/hoe and Broad or narrow picks attach to the head of the axe by R clips with the head of the axe pointing upwards. Not an easy tool to use.

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