Original Prussian Pattern 1860 Cavalry Horse Curry Comb Hand Select:No There is always a possibility

There is always a possibility that some of these cans were WW2 manufactured and the Markings are concealed under the desert postwar paint (no guarantees) we just didn

which was a valuable commodity in 1943 (see "The Sten Machine Carbine" by Peter Laidler page 250-51

and then these will be gone

The Italian Royal Navy also purchased the weapon and MAB 38As were given to the "San Marco" Marine Regiment and naval security troops

It was based on the British Pattern 1958 Equipment

Original Prussian Pattern 1860 Cavalry Horse Curry Comb Hand Select:No There is always a possibilityOriginal Item: These are the original 1860 Pattern Prussian Horse Curry combs from the time when "Cavalry was King". Used through the second half of the 19th century, including the Franco Prussian War, through WWI and even in use into the early years of WWII. The Curry Combs are the steel brushes issued to every Cavalryman to groom his mount essential cavalry equipment! Distinctive Prussian style, great German 19th century quality, sold to Cavalry