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Hanno Spoelstra Pickaxe dimensions 26-07-20, 18:00

Hanno Spoelstra PS: From the tool packing... 26-07-20, 18:01

Eric B Measurements 26-07-20, 21:12

Hanno Spoelstra Hello Eric, Thnaks for... 26-07-20, 21:38

Lynn Eades Hanno, the two shown in your... 27-07-20, 01:42

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Hanno Spoelstra HUPs all seem to have the US... 12-08-20, 17:32

Hanno Spoelstra New Zealand transport kit... 12-08-20, 17:37

Hanno Spoelstra Pickaxes from a Czech... 27-07-20, 07:20

Lynn Eades Yes Hanno. The British style... 27-07-20, 11:03

Hanno Spoelstra But the heading tool layout... 27-07-20, 12:13

rob love I have always differentiated... 27-07-20, 14:31

Michael R. Paraphrased ... The... 28-07-20, 18:29

David Dunlop Would the British Master... 28-07-20, 23:50

motto The nomenclature being used... 29-07-20, 03:45

David Herbert Motto, You are quite right... 29-07-20, 21:02

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Hanno Spoelstra US pick 12-08-20, 18:00

David Herbert In my experience all civilian... 12-08-20, 23:32

Hanno Spoelstra Good picture of a British... 20-08-20, 10:01

Bruce Parker (RIP) What do period British... 20-08-20, 13:40

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Chris Suslowicz That's probably the "Mattock,... 18-01-23, 12:40

Lang Not as complete as Collin's... 19-01-23, 23:10

rob love I was at one of the QMs on... 17-11-23, 15:53

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27-07-20, 12:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Lynn Eades

The British style has a steel wrap that the pick head sits on. The handles you show would be U.S style.

But the heading tool layout photo shows a plain wooden helve WITHOUT steel reinforcements?

Do you mean to say Canada used the U.S. style and not British?

In a way that would make sense, as the packing list states the material remains with the vehicle when delivered to customer. So the tools were supplied ex-works, and were thus sourced in North America, correct?

Anyway, let's keep digging

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