Technical Specifications

• Production Era: Late 1940s / Early 1950s (Early Cold War Era)

• Equipment Type: Insulated Sapper & Combat Engineer High-Leverage Wire Cutters

• Overall Length: Approx. 40.00 cm (15.75 inches)

• Total Weight: 1.30 kg (2.87 lbs / 45.86 oz)

• Handle Material: Authentic vintage dark Bakelite (designed for electrical insulation)

• Head Material: Heavy-forged carbon steel chassis

• Design Mechanism: High-torque double-lever compound action

• Classification: Authentic Military Surplus / Used

Features & Construction Details

• Insulated Bakelite Grips: Equipped with rare, period-correct Bakelite handles. This non-conductive material was specifically utilized to protect combat engineers from electrical shock when cutting wires.

• High-Power Compound System: The advanced dual-pivot linkage provides immense mechanical leverage, allowing the user to cleanly shear through heavy barbed wire and cabling with minimal effort.

• Specialized Hook-Jaw Head: Engineered with a curved upper jaw design that securely traps and guides the wire directly into the cutting edge, preventing slippage during field operations.

• Auxiliary Stripping/Crimping Zone: Includes precise integrated cutouts located below the primary hinge, intended for wire stripping and secondary crimping tasks.

Condition Report

• Condition: Used military surplus. In working condition. Exact item as shown in the pictures. You will receive the precise piece featured in this listing.

Shipping: Worldwide shipping available with secure packaging. We offer combined shipping for multiple purchases.