Original British WWII Barr and Stroud Field Rangefinder in Original Transit Chest Issued to Royal Danish Army as Afstandsmåler M/54 Mortars there is no doubt that

there is no doubt that this is an example of a McCord helmet

Measuring about 14 1/2 inches in overall length

all of which indicates that this was a specific set made for this blade

used to secure a lanyard that would keep the knife from falling to the ground if dropped

showing some light wear on the marksmanship style stock

Original British WWII Barr and Stroud Field Rangefinder in Original Transit Chest Issued to Royal Danish Army as Afstandsmåler M/54 Mortars there is no doubt thatOriginal Item: Very few available. This is a genuine WW2 manufactured rangefinder developed by Barr & Stroud Limited who was a pioneering Scottish optical engineering firm, initially formed in 1913 in Glasgow. They played a leading role in the development of modern optics, including rangefinders, for the Royal Navy and for other branches of British Armed Forces during the 20th century. The Rangefinder was sold and reissued to the Danish army during