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Reproduction of a darning wooden egg used during the Second World War. This little thing (darning wooden eggs) was an important equipment of every soldier during the Second World War, as it was used mainly for sewing socks.
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It can be used in reenactment events, exhibitions of personal items or in a museum. It was most often stored in a blouse in his pocket.
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| Category: | Personal items |
|---|---|
| ? Dimensions:: | 60x40x40mm |
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Paolo Caron
Paolo Caron
A very nice piece to have, other that the obvious historical accuracy since soldiers had these on pretty often (according to US testimoniances of captured german soldiers) it's also a very helpful item as is fundamental for repairing socks
