Original German WWII Artillery Protractor KW140 in Original Carrying Case by Wichmann - Dated 1938 Percusion Muskets Their etched "Seated King" over
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
Their etched "Seated King" over Solingen trademark is seen on the blade
this rifle was NOT CONVERTED
It was reorganized as an infantry division in June 1940 and renamed the 56th (London) Infantry Division on 18 November 1940
An great example of an German Long 98k dress bayonet by a rare maker with a period applied Postal Protection Insignia on the grips
and there is just a bit of a primer ring burned into the front of the bolt face
Original German WWII Artillery Protractor KW140 in Original Carrying Case by Wichmann - Dated 1938 Percusion Muskets Their etched "Seated King" overOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice graduated protractor, model KW140, for artillery use. It is constructed from aluminum, and is marked on the back of the bar: Wichmann A6294 (Waffenamt) WaA538 There is very little reference on these protractors, as they are quite scarce to find. This example measures 5 in diameter and comes in its original carrying case, which is rubberized canvas. There is a makers marking and date under the