Original U.S. WWII US Army Signal Corps Lineman’s Tool Set With CS-34 Leather Pouch, TL-29 Pocket Knife and TL-13 Pliers Brunswick Rifle as both numbers are in

as both numbers are in the correct Colt font

The Ghost is said to be Laird John Leith III who was killed on Christmas day 1763 in a drunken brawl in a Tavern in Aberdeen where he was shot in the head

though it definitely has been exposed to moisture during service

Anthony Carter's Reference EB9

Original U.S. WWII US Army Signal Corps Lineman’s Tool Set With CS-34 Leather Pouch, TL-29 Pocket Knife and TL-13 Pliers Brunswick Rifle as both numbers are inOriginal Items: Only One Set Available. This is an excellent example of a toolset that would have been critical when it came to wired communication during WWII and the following years. These kits were not only used by the Signal Corps but also by Engineers and Airborne Troops as well. This versatile set would have been used for basically anything requiring a knife and pliers, such as stripping wire, crimping blasting caps and so on. While some tool