Historical Entrenching Tools of the Prussian Artillery Unit from 1842

Step back in time with this meticulously crafted set of entrenching tools, based on original plans from 1842, graciously provided by the Munich Digitization Center. This set includes five essential tools used by Prussian artillery units in 1842:

Hatchet: An indispensable tool stored under the footboard of the limber for quick access. Its unique design allows for efficient chopping and cutting, making it an essential companion in the field. Axe: Robust and versatile, the axe was used for felling trees and processing wood. Its construction reflects the demands of the time, ensuring maximum efficiency and durability. Bucket: A simple yet essential tool for transporting water and other materials. The bucket was designed to be easy to carry and store. Pickaxe: Ideal for digging and breaking hard ground. The pickaxe was a crucial tool for constructing defensive structures and other military installations. Spade: A fundamental tool for digging trenches and moving earth. The spade was designed to be both lightweight and sturdy to withstand the harsh conditions in the field. These models are not only a visual delight but also a valuable educational resource, reflecting the engineering and practical requirements of the 19th century. Each tool has been recreated with the utmost care and attention to detail to preserve authenticity and historical accuracy.

Download this set for free now and add a touch of history to your project. Perfect for historical reconstructions, educational projects, or simply as a fascinating collector’s item.